Lam is the copy editor of a Cantonese translation of The Little Prince, and believes that it is as suited to literature as either Putonghua or traditional Chinese. Since its publication in mid ...

Beloved family-run restaurant The Malaya has served Sydney since 1963. Now third-generation siblings Duan and Isabella Wong ...

Rocky Mountaineer’s trips in B.C. are vastly different from those on VIA Rail. Trains and meals on the former are first-class ...

Philadelphians reported speaking 41 languages or language groups, according to census data, and city departments have ...

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Shunde is a wonderful place to go if you like to eat. Often hailed as the birthplace of Cantonese cuisine, the Unesco-designated City of Gastronomy in southern China’s Pearl River Delta is a ...

SQA exams are well and truly underway in Scotland as many youngsters take the first steps towards their future. The weeks and ...

The festival is a major outreach effort by organiser Kwong Wai Siew Peck San Theng (KWSPST), a 155-year-old cultural institution managed by 16 Cantonese clan associations. Besides the cultural ...

Chinese tech company Baidu is working on an artificial intelligence-based translation system that could finally decode the greatest language mystery in the world: your cat's meows. As Reuters ...

We tried this trending Chinese teahouse near Dhoby Ghaut with a 'floating river' table and traditional tatami seating.

Experts at Chinese company Baidu are planning to use artificial intelligence to translate animal noises like woofs and meows into human language. The Beijing-based internet search giant has ...