is a law graduate from the University of London. She balances work and play by embracing her love for food, languages, music, and connecting with diverse cultures.
A graduate in Housing, Building & Planning and Architecture, Ch’ng believes that letting go—in this case, of that career path—can sometimes open doors that would otherwise remain hidden.
When an eviction notice came in 2018, forcing the company to relocate, the family uncovered a trove of vintage optical equipment while packing—forgotten treasures tucked away for decades.
AUTISM IS A neurological condition characterised by differences in brain development, affecting social interaction, communication skills and behaviour. Being a...
CHINESE TEMPLES IN Penang serve as a place for worship, for ancestral prayers and for celebrations, such as the Mooncake Festival and Dragon Boat Festival. Howe...
MY FASCINATION WITH Chinese culture started at age nine, when I transferred to a Chinese vernacular school. While other children watched cartoons on weekends, I...