A Nice Song To Share With You; Happy Chap Goh Mei 2008

Today is the last day of Chinese New Year in calendar. Today is also called as CHAP GOH MEI. Time flies so fast. It's time to do a lot of planning and review previous plan for future path of my life. Anyway, Happy Chap Goh Mei 2008!


I will love to introduce this song to you. At least i like it and this song belongs to one of the popular TVB drama series - 歲月風雲. Is the singer handsome?

Taiwan Eatery Offers Rat Meat

Dare enough to try the rat dish as a welcome of the Year of Rat 2008? A 58-year-old Taiwan eatery who offers rat meat as winter tonics. In China and Taiwan, the rat meat has became popular especially in the 1940s and 1950s as people would not afford to buy chicken or pork. Ho-la, a rural eatery at Taiwan's Chiayi county, serves 10 rat-themed dishes, including rat soup, black pepper-dipped and deep-fried rat. The diner goes through around 18 kg (40 lb) of rat meat per day.

Countdown To 2008

Year of 2008 is ahead soon!! Do you believe in Horoscope? Check this out to see what is in the stars for you in the prosperous new year ahead at Astrology.com

Check details on everything you wish to know more!! Career prospects, trend of your life and relationship.

Wishing you HAPPY NEW YEAR 2008!!

Giant Mechanical O-nyudo Doll In Japan

Every August of Grand Yokkaichi Festival in the Japan, there is a parade of a mechanical legendary Japanese monster, O-nyudo through the streets. The mechanical effigy is believed to be the largest karakuru ninggyo in Japan about 20-30 feet tall with extending neck. It will wow spectators with arms, bobbing its heard around on its long neck and moving eyes and mouth, sticking out tongue.


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Pac-Man Christmas Tree In Spain!!

This awesome Pac-Man Christmas Tree located at Nuevos Ministerios in Madrid, Spain. It uses thousands of multicolored LEDs to display an animated tribute to the popular classic 80's arcade video game from Japan.
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Pacman Tree in downtown Madrid

US Christmas: Pageant Of Peace

As annual tradition which had began during presidency of Calvin Coolidge, US President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush joined thousands of revelers on the grounds near the White House to light the National Christmas tree.

"The first National Christmas Tree," lit on December 24, 1923 outside the White House

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