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Where Culture, Kung Fu & Cantonese Cuisine Collide April 2016 WHERE CULTURE, KUNG FU & CANTONESE CUISINE COLLIDE The Foshan and Shunde Edition PAPER MAGAZINE April 2016 04 city window 05 diary 12 10 arts & events 12 cover story Explore Foshan - where culture, kung fu & the birthplace of Cantonese cuisine collide. 16 fortune 18 jetsetter Lanai, the least-visited of the six Hawaiian islands, largely remains an enigma. Let it lure you... 22 auto 24 muse 25 eureka 18 26 fighting fit 27 athlete 28 star chef 29 yummy 30 cheers 22 31 cru 32 supremos There is no glass ceiling for one 31 12 of the luxury hospitality industry's most influential leaders - Amanda Hyndman, General Manager of the iconic Mandarin Oriental Bangkok. 34 out n about 36 living 38 destination 39 bulletin WeChat: Paper online: Chief Operating Officer: PAPER www.neo-ads.com/paper LC Chau Marketing Manager: Director: Ambro Chow, Judy Zhu Italiana Granni Designers: Consulting Director: Romeo Cen, S.S. Allan Au Publication Co-coordinator: Editing Consultant: Nana Cheung May Guan Photographer: Editor in Chief: Leona, Romeo Cen, Luciano Kelly Diane Fermin Roeder Guest Editor: Contributors: Ben Chu Allan CW Au, Stephanie Ramos, Contact Financial Controller: Dr. Clive Fermin, GiGi Chik, Jessie, Takuto John Chu, Lena Liu, Ronda Chua, Tel: (8620) 8365 2811 Marketing Director: Roy Moorfield, Steve Tremblay, Yuyao.K., Email: [email protected] Shirley Tse Sukanya Mukherjee, Peter Fenton 4 PAPER MAGAZINE city window The 2nd Annual Marriott Hotel Charity Flea Market The 2nd Annual Marriott Hotel Charity Flea Market, benefiting the Yao Foundation, will take place from 10 Dongguan's Need for Speed am to 6 pm on April 9th, 2016 (Sunday) at Grandview Mall Northwest Gate Plaza. Bidding on Auction items Dongguan launched its first international-level will take place from 2:30 pm to 4 pm. A total of 50 marathon in March, which took off from picturesque booths are allotted to vendors for the flea market and Song Shan Hu Lake Park, passing a variety of the city's 30,000 people expected to attend. Sponsors and donors scenic landmarks along the route. "3 Days to See" will be acknowledged by Marriott Hotel Guangzhou A brutally abused boy in Shenzhen who lost his sight Tianhe via social media and event marketing collaterals. last year has recently regained his visual acuity to 0.1 The Yao Foundation is a specialized fund established in his left eye, enabling him to recognize colors after by basketball star Yao Ming under the auspices of The receiving public welfare treatment. Praise modern China Youth Development Foundation, to promote all- medical technology; now this boy has got more than 3 around development of Chinese youth by providing days to see. opportunities to support their education, sports skills, health and self-esteem. Shop and spend at the charity flea market for a very good cause! Sweep for Treasure In Heyuan, Guangdong, a local man sweeping a pavilion inadvertently found an ancient Qing Dynasty-era (1616- 1912) plaque. "It belongs to my ancestors who lived here 208 years ago," says the delighted man who donated it for display at a local museum. Good News, Guangzhou Taxpayers Starting in March, the unemployment insurance rate of Guangzhou was reduced to 1% of taxpayers' total Guangzhou Folklore Fair wage earnings from the original 2%, which benefited all insured units with a monthly figure of about 156 The 2016 Guangzhou Temple Fair with a folklore million yuan and an annual figure of 1.87 billion yuan culture parade staged at Guangdong People's Stadium deducted, thanks to that. Clap clap. was broadcast live on bilingual TV for the first time. Hundreds of thousands of Chinese at home and abroad enjoyed cultural performances by local artists. Work Work Work Following the Chinese Lunar New Year, there's lots of work for Rihanna to sing about but a severe issue is affecting Guangzhou's economic development - labor shortage. Suffering industries are mainly those from labor-intensive areas such as catering, construction and manufacturing, with a manpower gap as huge as 189,100. Hong Kong Hits Brakes Construction of the Hong Kong section of the much- awaited and already-delayed Hong Kong-Guangzhou- A Fortune for FengShui Shenzhen High Speed Rail was halted and postponed A Guangdong merchant named Huang Xiangmo was as supplementary appropriation was declined by the reported by Australian news media to have bought Finance Committee of the Legislative Council of Hong a luxury mansion at Sydney's north shore for an Kong. The project is already 70% to completion and was exorbitantly high price of AUD12.8 million dollars. "I scheduled to be operational by end-2015. flew there many times and found it possesses good FengShui, " says Mr. Huang. Club Italia Master A.C. Press Conference @ The Langham Place, Guangzhou Club Italia Master A.C. , which was established in the 1980s, officially recognized by the FIGC (Italian Football Association), and formed by former professional players of the Italian National Team, in cooperation with the Italian Consulate General of Guangzhou recently held a press conference to kick off its development strategy in China in order to promote bilateral exchanges and cooperation in soccer, popularize soccer education on campus, and provide training for young coaches. Good Goût de France Presse Conference Switzerland Movie Tapis Rouge, Guangzhou 'Fly Emirates with your love to Dubai' Event & Emirates Top Agent Dinner 2015-2016 @ Park Hyatt Guangzhou Korean Food Promotion @ Renaissance Huizhou Hotel One For All - JW Marriott Shenzhen Bao'an 1st Year Anniversary Earth Hour 2016 W Guangzhou Hilton Guangzhou Tianhe DoubleTree by Hilton Guangzhou The Langham, Shenzhen The Langham, Guangzhou Sheraton Qiandao Lake Resort HSD Gathering @ The Garden Hotel, Guangzhou 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner - Aussino Wine Festival 2016 @ Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou 10 PAPER MAGAZINE arts & events Cyril Magic Up Close & Hamlet: National Theatre Thunder from Down An Evening with Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Personal: Live in Hong Kong Live Shakespeare Series Under Asia Tour Tom Jones Live World renowned magician Sherlock star and Academy Ladies Night Outback! Sir Tom Jones is indeed a living Firmly established as one of Cyril, one of the early pioneers Award nominee Benedict Australia's hottest exports show legend who continues to have a the most popular annual team of street magic, is bringing his Cumberbatch takes on the title off chiseled bodies, seductive vital recording and performing sporting events in South East world tour to Asia. role of Shakespeare's great dance routines, cheeky humour career to this day. Asia, the Hong Kong Sevens tragedy. and boy-next-door charm. Stay attracts some of the world's Event Date: Friday & Saturday, 1 & 2 April cool, ladies... Event Date: Thursday, 7 April 2016 greatest rugby players and 2016 Time: 8 pm Event Date: Saturday, 16 & 23 April 2016 thousands of fans from every Time: 8pm (Sat) / 3 pm & 7:30 pm (Sun) Venue: Grand Hall, Hong Kong Convention Time: 2:30 pm (16 April) / 10 am (23 Event Date: Sunday, 3 April 2016 Venue: Star Hall, Kowloon Bay & Exhibition Centre corner of the globe to the Hong April) Time: 7 pm& 9:30 pm International Trade & Exhibition Centre Ticket Price: HKD 688, 988, 1188, 1488 Kong Stadium every year. Venue: Experimental Theater, Guangzhou Venue: Theatre 1, Hong Kong Convention Ticket Price: HKD 388, 788, 1288 For tickets, visit www.hkticketing.com Opera House & Exhibition Centre For tickets, visit www.hkticketing.com Event Date: Friday to Sunday, 8 to 10 April Ticket Price: RMB 160 Ticket Price: HKD 480, 680 2016 For tickets, visit www.gzdjy.org For tickets, visit www.hkticketing.com Venue: Hong Kong Stadium, Causeway Bay For tickets, visit www.hksevens.com Othello: National Theatre Violin Maestro Joshua King Lear: National Theatre Alento & Zaguan by 2016 European Chamber Live Shakespeare Series Bell in Concert Live Shakespeare Series Ballet Nacional de Cup Football Tournament Espana The National Theatre presents An exclusive Sony Classical Academy Award winner Sam With support from China a major new production Music artist, Joshua Bell is Mendes directs Simon Russell Ballet Nacional de Espana Merchants Shekou Holdings of William Shakespeare's one of the most celebrated Beale as King Lear in this highly presents a mesmerizing dance and other partners, the 5th celebrated play about the violinists of his era, and his anticipated production of performance which combines European Chamber Cup Football destructive power of jealousy. restless curiosity, passion, and Shakespeare's tragedy. a series of flamenco scenes Tournament gets underway Olivier Award-winning actor multifaceted musical interests (Alento) and a repertoire with a once more, with around 20 Adrian Lester takes the title role Event Date: Saturday, 16 & 23 April 2016 are almost unparalleled in the Time: 7:30 pm character of its own (Zaguán). company teams clashing for a and playing opposite him as the world of classical music. Venue: Experimental Theatrer, friendly game on the pitch. Fun, duplicitous Iago is fellow Olivier Guangzhou Opera Huse Event Date: Friday & Saturday, 22 & 23 April 2016 food and football! Event Date: Thursday, 14 April 2016 Ticket Price: RMB 160 Award-winner Rory Kinnear . Time: 8 pm Time: 8 pm For tickets, visit www.gzdjy.org Venue: Huafa & CPAA Grand Theatre, Event Date: Saturday, 23 April 2016 Event Date: Saturday, 9 & 23 April 2016 Venue: Shenzhen Concert Hall Shizimen, Zhuhai Time: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Time: 7:30 pm (9 April) / 2:30 pm (23 April) Ticket Price: RMB 180, 280, 380, 480, Ticket Price: RMB 180, 280, 380, 480, Venue: No. 1 Yucai Road, Shekou, Venue: Experimental Theatrer, 680, 880 680, 880 Nanshan District, Shenzhen Guangzhou Opera House For tickets, visit www.szyyt.com For tickets, visit www.zhgt.org Team registration fees range from RMB Ticket Price: RMB 160 4,700 to 10, 500.
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