Immersion

This is how I look like after a 3 Day local Immersion program, or rather known as, "camping". There are too many activites to blog about. Here are just some of them.

I tried hands-on for Chinese mask painting. No, not the type of clay mask that you apply on your face to draw out impurities. This white stuff may be made of clay, but it is definitely not for facial use. Haha. You first use a soft pencil to draw a desired face pattern. Next, you add colours to it. It is not cheap. It costs S$5.00 a piece.

Upon completion, I realised I have drawn black eyeliner for my Chinese mask. Hee.

(Chinese mask painting)

Next,

Guess who is this? It is a replica of a very famous hero, who advocated Revolution. This is how he looks like when he was a boy.

Give you a clue. The photograph below shows him when he is a full grown man. Handsome, rite?

(Sun is the hint)

Next, where am I?
Look closely and you will know the answer.

Ooh, those were the days when Chinese newspapers are meant to be read from top to bottom (vertically) and from right column to left column.

(1st January 1976)

I thought mahjong is fun, but I found out that Chinese chess 中国象棋 is addictive. But it is certainly no fun playing with opponents less skilled than me. ^___^

Next,

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