• Universidade Nacional Timor Lorosa’e (UNTL)

  2022年10月26日

• Timor-Leste Real Estate

  2022年10月26日

• Vietnam Investment Review – VIR

  2022年10月26日

• 密码保护：Media Permata diterbitkan oleh Brunei Press Sdn Bhd. iaitu sebuah syarikat penerbitan tertua di Negara Brunei Darussalam. Media Permata bermula sebagai sisipan mingguan dalam akhbar Borneo Bulletin pada 13 Januari 1994 dan seterusnya diterbitkan secara harian mulai 30 Julai 1998.

  2022年10月25日

• Scuffle breaks out between Phnom Penh gangs
  Residents in Chom Chao had their evening disrupted after a fight breaks out between nearly 10 young people.
  According to the authorities, the fight broke out yesterday evening Prey Chisak village, Sangkat Choam Chao III, Khan Por Sen Chey, Phnom Penh. The police arrested four people involved in the fight.
  Residents said that the four fought another group of five people. The group got into a fight, which ended up with one of the people being severely injured. The injured was quickly brought to the hospital.
  One of the other victims, reported the fight to the police, who went and arrested the four who started the fight. The four were brought in for questioning.

  2022年10月25日

• 密码保护：Cambodia Property & Real Estate

  2022年10月25日

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  2022年10月25日

• 2022 年前九个月柬埔寨自行车出口利润近7亿美元
  记者近日从柬埔寨海关和税务总局处了解到，柬埔寨制造业持续回暖，2022年前九个月柬埔寨自行车出口利润近7亿美元。
  柬埔寨生产的自行车主要出口到美国、英国、欧盟、加拿大、东盟、日本、中国和韩国。据了解，柬埔寨自行车出口增长的原因是疫情改善，对运动自行车需求的增加以及政府和相关机构的推广。
  在自行车出口方面，柬埔寨在东盟排名第一，在世界排名第五，仅次于中国、台湾、荷兰和德国。

  2022年10月25日

• In Thailand, a country with a culture deeply rooted in superstition, tattoos are a lot more than just skin deep.
  For centuries, Thai men have covered their bodies with protective tattoos. Old temple murals show epic scenes of swords breaking apart when hitting a tattooed soldier’s skin. The tradition has been handed down generations of both monks and laymen who create the tattoos and empower them with special prayers. Since yantras can be drawn on cloth, paper, wood or sheets of metal, most Thais opt for this option to protect themselves from harm and improve their luck. The yantras are placed in cars and homes, or even worn as amulets. In Thai society, tattoos are still very much associated with prisoners and gangsters. Young men wishing to join the police or army are refused if they have tattoos; once accepted though, they can get tattoos done.
  Thai tattoos are engrained in everyday Thai life and spirituality; they are thought of as a physical connection with powerful spirits. Although they are often frowned upon and identified with the lower-echelons of society and the criminal underworld, a renewed interest in the practice is attracting men and women alike with “not so shady” occupations. Yantra tattoos are going more mainstream, along the lines of western tattooing. But the spiritual aspect of the practice in a modern, yet superstitious society like Thailand will no doubt keep it from becoming a mere fashion statement; at least for now.

  2022年10月24日

• During the reign of King Mindon (1853-1878), Burmese artists were officially appointed at the royal court. One of the duties of the royal painters was to record important events at the court and scenes from royal life in folding books (parabaik). Those paintings from the Konbaung period were forerunners of Burmese fine arts. Sixteen scenes of court ceremonies and entertainments are in the 19th century court parabaik, Or.16761. Scenes in the folding book are painted in water colours and enclosed in yellow panels, with a single line of explanatory text in Burmese script. Subjects include elephant herding, royal processions on land and by river, ceremonial ploughing, elephant taming, javelin throwing, coronation ceremony, elephant fighting, blessing ceremony, traditional cane ball game, dramatical performance, boxing, cock-fighting and royal barge procession. In ancient times these ceremonies were not only royal occasions but also the people’s occasions as they were competitions.
  Every Burmese king longed to possess a white elephant (Sinpyudaw) as they believed white elephants were signs and symbols of power and sovereignty. These auspicious white elephants were kept as an ornament or royal regalia when they were found. According to the story of the life of Buddha, Queen Mahamaya dreamt of a young white elephant after conceiving of Lord Buddha. They are regarded as a blessing for peace and prosperity in other Buddhist stories as well.

  2022年10月24日