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IT'S Tuesday evening in Shanghai and I'm on my way to watch some cricket. This is no search for an illicit gambling den, however. It is a meeting with the potential foundation of the first national Chinese women's cricket team.
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| Fashion |
- Summer splashes of femininity
THE secret of a secure sense of individual style, defining the fashionable woman of today, can be a simple one: freedom of choice, not bowing to fashion dictates, not being a slave to trends.
- Dressed creativity
MIUCCIA Prada: Art and Creativity will be held in the Peace Hotel from May 18 to 31. The exhibition will show more than 100 classical dresses and skirts styled by Prada from 1988 to today.
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| Travel |
- Hunt for the `Big Five'
BOASTING the world's largest nature reserves and the tallest mountain in Africa, Kilimanjaro, Kenya has long been an irresistible temptation for those who want to indulge in the beauty of nature. Thanks to the "authorized destination status" (ADS) agreement, Kenya has now become fully available to visitors from the Chinese mainland.
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| Feature |
- Extravaganza Shanghai 2005
CHINA, a nation usually recognized for its cheap clothing and shoes, is now becoming an increasingly important arena for the world's top luxury brands competing for the nation's growing newly rich consumers.
- Windmills turn in South China
WINDMILLS line the mountain ridges of the picturesque southern Chinese island of Nan'ao, sending power into the grid of Guangdong Province, the world's manufacturing centre.
- In name of art, California man dines with strangers
ATTENTION citizens of the world: Would you like to have dinner with a total stranger?
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| What's on |
- Events
- Stage
- Suzie Wong's world goes musical
"THE World of Suzie Wong" has been adapted into a musical stage play, and will be staged in Shanghai Dramatic Centre in Mandarin.
- Musical variations
LAST September, Simon Mulligan entranced the Glamour Bar with his classical piano. Now he is showing Shanghai his jazzy side. The Jazz Quartet featuring Mulligan on piano, Mat Skeaping on drums, Andy Hamill on bass and Frank Walden on saxophone will play on the Bund on May 19-21.
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