新明日报 - 14/11/2016
Monday, November 14, 2016
Saturday, November 5, 2016
潮州八邑会馆推出“Heng Heng”手游 推广文化习俗
潮州八邑会馆推出“Heng Heng”手游 推广文化习俗
“潮州节2016”推出以潮州粿为主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”手机游戏，从10月25日至12月5日，主办单位每星期都会送出丰富奖品给得分最高的玩家。
粉嫩咸香的桃粿、香甜柔软的红龟粿，还有具健脾开胃功效的鼠曲粿，都是本地人喜爱的小吃，但很多人不知道这些食品其实是潮州人祭祖的传统糕点。
为配合下个月举行的“潮州节2016”，主办单位潮州八邑会馆推出以潮州粿为主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”（潮州话指幸运）手机游戏，人们可通过游戏加深对潮州文化与习俗的了解，同时还可赢取丰富奖品。
游戏玩法简单，玩家只需在限定时间内把同样的潮州粿配成对，取得一定分数后就能晋级到“接糕点”的环节。
这个环节结束后，游戏会弹出窗口，以中英文讲解糕点的做法和其中寓意。玩家可通过游戏阅读15种糕点的内容。
从10月25日至12月5日，主办单位每星期都会送出丰富奖品给得分最高的玩家。奖品包括一台联想（Lenovo）平板电脑、潮州节入门票和代金券。
在这六个星期内得分最高的10名“兴兴”游戏达人，将能获得总值8000元的奖品。
首奖是价值2388元的SK精美金牌套装，二奖是价值2088元的汕头三天两夜双人机票和酒店住宿，三奖则是一台价值1999元的联想手提电脑。另有丰富的餐馆礼券和潮州节代金券。
“潮州节2016”将于12月9日至18日在滨海湾金沙会议与展览中心1楼A展厅举行，开放时间是上午10时30分到晚上9时，入场费是每人10元。
副总理兼国家安全统筹部长张志贤将主持开幕仪式。
~联合早报~
“潮州节2016”推出以潮州粿为主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”手机游戏，从10月25日至12月5日，主办单位每星期都会送出丰富奖品给得分最高的玩家。
粉嫩咸香的桃粿、香甜柔软的红龟粿，还有具健脾开胃功效的鼠曲粿，都是本地人喜爱的小吃，但很多人不知道这些食品其实是潮州人祭祖的传统糕点。
为配合下个月举行的“潮州节2016”，主办单位潮州八邑会馆推出以潮州粿为主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”（潮州话指幸运）手机游戏，人们可通过游戏加深对潮州文化与习俗的了解，同时还可赢取丰富奖品。
游戏玩法简单，玩家只需在限定时间内把同样的潮州粿配成对，取得一定分数后就能晋级到“接糕点”的环节。
这个环节结束后，游戏会弹出窗口，以中英文讲解糕点的做法和其中寓意。玩家可通过游戏阅读15种糕点的内容。
从10月25日至12月5日，主办单位每星期都会送出丰富奖品给得分最高的玩家。奖品包括一台联想（Lenovo）平板电脑、潮州节入门票和代金券。
在这六个星期内得分最高的10名“兴兴”游戏达人，将能获得总值8000元的奖品。
首奖是价值2388元的SK精美金牌套装，二奖是价值2088元的汕头三天两夜双人机票和酒店住宿，三奖则是一台价值1999元的联想手提电脑。另有丰富的餐馆礼券和潮州节代金券。
“潮州节2016”将于12月9日至18日在滨海湾金沙会议与展览中心1楼A展厅举行，开放时间是上午10时30分到晚上9时，入场费是每人10元。
副总理兼国家安全统筹部长张志贤将主持开幕仪式。
~联合早报~
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
潮州节又回来了 侨批展是重头戏
潮州节又回来了 侨批展是重头戏
手机应用“Heng Heng兴兴”除了老少咸宜，玩家还可赢取丰厚奖品。（叶振忠摄）
相隔2年，潮州节又回来了。这次规模比首届潮州节大50％，也增添许多引人注目的文化活动，包括侨批展览、潮州音乐会、潮州艺术表演、潮籍博士论坛等。
主办单位也开发了一款以潮州粿作为设计主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”（潮州话指幸运）手机游戏应用，还准备发行“家己人”现金卡，从方方面面弘扬潮州文化。
这个集文化、艺术、展览、学术论坛、美食和传统工艺的综合性大型文化活动，展览面积达到4万5000平方英尺。
由新加坡潮州八邑会馆主办的“潮州节2016”，定于12月9日至18日，一连10天在金沙会议与展览中心1楼A展厅举行，入场费是每人10元。
2014年的潮州节吸引超过10万人出席，潮州八邑会馆副会长，也是本届潮州节筹委会主席林雍杰希望这次能吸引20万参观人次。
这次潮州节的重头戏是设置“侨批文化馆”，展出50多件能反映潮州地区先辈南来谋生时的酸甜苦辣过番史。所谓侨批，是指先辈外出谋生时寄回家乡的书信与汇款，是他们生活中很重要的一部分。
潮州节少不了美食，来自潮汕地区和本地著名潮州美食商家的20个摊位，到时将售卖鸭肉、鸭母潋、蚝烙、潮州粿、五香、肉骨茶、水晶包等。访客也能买到从中国潮汕进口的土特产，如潮州三宝、茶叶、花生糖等。
文化表演方面，汕头潮乐团将与本地著名潮剧团体南华儒剧社联合呈现2场《潮音汇狮城》音乐会。其他表演包括潮汕本土青年RAP乐团“一指团体”的潮州绕口舌和歌曲表演等。
欲知更多讯息，可浏览潮州节网站www.teochewfestival.com，或潮州节面簿专页www.facebook.com/teochewfestsingapore。
~以上新闻转自我报~
手机应用“Heng Heng兴兴”除了老少咸宜，玩家还可赢取丰厚奖品。（叶振忠摄）
相隔2年，潮州节又回来了。这次规模比首届潮州节大50％，也增添许多引人注目的文化活动，包括侨批展览、潮州音乐会、潮州艺术表演、潮籍博士论坛等。
主办单位也开发了一款以潮州粿作为设计主题的“Heng Heng兴兴”（潮州话指幸运）手机游戏应用，还准备发行“家己人”现金卡，从方方面面弘扬潮州文化。
这个集文化、艺术、展览、学术论坛、美食和传统工艺的综合性大型文化活动，展览面积达到4万5000平方英尺。
由新加坡潮州八邑会馆主办的“潮州节2016”，定于12月9日至18日，一连10天在金沙会议与展览中心1楼A展厅举行，入场费是每人10元。
2014年的潮州节吸引超过10万人出席，潮州八邑会馆副会长，也是本届潮州节筹委会主席林雍杰希望这次能吸引20万参观人次。
这次潮州节的重头戏是设置“侨批文化馆”，展出50多件能反映潮州地区先辈南来谋生时的酸甜苦辣过番史。所谓侨批，是指先辈外出谋生时寄回家乡的书信与汇款，是他们生活中很重要的一部分。
潮州节少不了美食，来自潮汕地区和本地著名潮州美食商家的20个摊位，到时将售卖鸭肉、鸭母潋、蚝烙、潮州粿、五香、肉骨茶、水晶包等。访客也能买到从中国潮汕进口的土特产，如潮州三宝、茶叶、花生糖等。
文化表演方面，汕头潮乐团将与本地著名潮剧团体南华儒剧社联合呈现2场《潮音汇狮城》音乐会。其他表演包括潮汕本土青年RAP乐团“一指团体”的潮州绕口舌和歌曲表演等。
欲知更多讯息，可浏览潮州节网站www.teochewfestival.com，或潮州节面簿专页www.facebook.com/teochewfestsingapore。
~以上新闻转自我报~
Monday, January 4, 2016
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Teochew club to do more for arts, needy
Teochew club to do more for arts, needy
Chui Huay Lim's modern clubhouse in Keng Lee Road, built at a cost of nearly $70 million, is now a cultural centre where talks and seminars are held regularly.
Chui Huay Lim marks 170th anniversary with a pledge, opera performances and gala dinner
Chui Huay Lim, a club for the Teochews here, is marking its 170th anniversary with a pledge to do more for the arts and culture, and the needy in the community.
Club president Roland Heng, 68, said its modern clubhouse in Keng Lee Road, completed four years ago at a cost of nearly $70 million, is now a cultural centre where talks and seminars on culture and the literary arts are held every fortnight.
"Our exhibition hall on the fourth level is also a popular venue for art exhibitions, especially those featuring Teochew artists," he told The Straits Times.
In conjunction with the anniversary celebrations, the club is also spending $200,000 to invite the 85-member Guangdong Teochew Opera Troupe 1 from China to give nine performances at the Kallang Theatre - nightly from tomorrow to Oct 11, and a Saturday matinee on Oct 10.
A gala dinner for about 600 guests, including Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean, will be held at the club's ballroom today.
At the dinner, the club will present each of seven Teochew clan associations here with $8,000 as bursary money for needy students, up from the $6,000 it gave last year. The clan associations include Teo Ann Huay Kuan, Teo Yeonh Huai Kuan, Singapore Kityang Huay Kuan and Nanyang Pho Leng Hui Kuan.
"We will continue to do more to help the needy in our community," Mr Heng promised.
He said the club had also recently organised its first Teochew karaoke singing competition successfully and that he hoped to make it a biennial event from now.
Until four years ago, membership of the club was restricted to a select group of about 100 of the wealthiest Teochew business and community leaders here.
The tradition of membership by invitation and for men only was started when Teochew community leader Tan Seng Poh set up the club in 1845.
Since the completion of its new clubhouse in 2011, ordinary membership has been opened to all Teochews, irrespective of wealth and gender. However, ordinary members have no voting rights and are unable to become office-bearers in the club, unlike the 100 founding members.
"We have over 300 of these ordinary members now, including some women, and their number is still increasing," Mr Heng said.
~News courtesy of Channel News Asia~
Chui Huay Lim's modern clubhouse in Keng Lee Road, built at a cost of nearly $70 million, is now a cultural centre where talks and seminars are held regularly.
Chui Huay Lim marks 170th anniversary with a pledge, opera performances and gala dinner
Chui Huay Lim, a club for the Teochews here, is marking its 170th anniversary with a pledge to do more for the arts and culture, and the needy in the community.
Club president Roland Heng, 68, said its modern clubhouse in Keng Lee Road, completed four years ago at a cost of nearly $70 million, is now a cultural centre where talks and seminars on culture and the literary arts are held every fortnight.
"Our exhibition hall on the fourth level is also a popular venue for art exhibitions, especially those featuring Teochew artists," he told The Straits Times.
In conjunction with the anniversary celebrations, the club is also spending $200,000 to invite the 85-member Guangdong Teochew Opera Troupe 1 from China to give nine performances at the Kallang Theatre - nightly from tomorrow to Oct 11, and a Saturday matinee on Oct 10.
A gala dinner for about 600 guests, including Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean, will be held at the club's ballroom today.
At the dinner, the club will present each of seven Teochew clan associations here with $8,000 as bursary money for needy students, up from the $6,000 it gave last year. The clan associations include Teo Ann Huay Kuan, Teo Yeonh Huai Kuan, Singapore Kityang Huay Kuan and Nanyang Pho Leng Hui Kuan.
"We will continue to do more to help the needy in our community," Mr Heng promised.
He said the club had also recently organised its first Teochew karaoke singing competition successfully and that he hoped to make it a biennial event from now.
Until four years ago, membership of the club was restricted to a select group of about 100 of the wealthiest Teochew business and community leaders here.
The tradition of membership by invitation and for men only was started when Teochew community leader Tan Seng Poh set up the club in 1845.
Since the completion of its new clubhouse in 2011, ordinary membership has been opened to all Teochews, irrespective of wealth and gender. However, ordinary members have no voting rights and are unable to become office-bearers in the club, unlike the 100 founding members.
"We have over 300 of these ordinary members now, including some women, and their number is still increasing," Mr Heng said.
~News courtesy of Channel News Asia~
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Sunday, September 27, 2015
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