DIFTG (known as Do It For The Grain) hosted its 7th anniversary finissage at Irene’s Pub on November 2, 2026. DIFTG is an Ottawa group that focuses on analog photography. Analog photography has been on a comeback because people are …
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It’s an exciting time being a Cantopop/Mandopop/C-pop fan and listener. The Weeknd has been making rounds and trending online as he’s on his international tour with the After Hours Til Dawn Tour. The Weeknd played the opening night of his …
Read more →Ottawa celebrated its 200th bicentennial birthday. On Saturday, a lot of events were happening and one was the return of Nuit Blanche. After taking a trek from Little Italy to downtown, it started with checking out Soundscape. It was an …
Read more →20 years! It’s hard to believe to have the blog continue on for very long. There have been challenges throughout the years but it’s still a privilege to keep it going. Let’s go through the evolution of the seasons of …
Read more →To conclude the 19th season of the blog, a significant portion of the content has been shared on Instagram. As illustrated in the main image, the recurring theme for the first half of 2026 has been wearing the adidas Chinese …
Read more →Upon arriving to Vancouver, the first thing on my mind to go to was the Chinese Canadian Museum. It’s located in Vancouver Chinatown. There’s this exhibition that got me interested at the museum and it’s called Dream Factory: Cantopop Mandopop …
Read more →Better late than never in having a late birthday celebration. Plans for my birthday were dashed due to heavy snow on the day of and some health issues throughout the week after my birthday. It was great that friends decided …
Read more →Happy Chinese and Lunar New Year! It is the year of the horse for 2026. I apologize for the delay in writing about Lunar New Year. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to write it on time. The Year …
Read more →Throughout the months of September and October, ByTowne Cinema is presenting the best in Hong Kong cinema from the 1980s. Films directed by the likes of John Woo, Tsui Hark and the late Ringo Lam showing the best of Hong …
Read more →Sorry for the long hiatus with the blog. There’s been an issue with the hosting from the service provider as it’s at capacity with the memory and storage space. The site also made a quiet new look during the hiatus. …
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