Ex-Teacher: Bahasa United Us In The 60s
They say Bahasa jiwa bangsa. Here’s a story on how Wan Hua, a Bidor born Chinese-Malaysian agreed that languages break all barriers in uniting a nation. Read on: Even after settling down in France...
Category: Throwbacks
Take The Road Less Travelled
The road less travelled always lead up to exciting places! Rohiman reminisces in this down memory lane article about the life and vibrance in small hamlets that fascinated him through their colorful history, and...
Singapore’s PM Lee Reminisces Bidor’s ‘Wantan Mee’
SINGAPORE, Nov 12 — Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recalled enjoying wantannoodles in Bidor, Perak as a child at the official lunch with Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad today. Lee said his first family trip...
The Tales of A Bidor-Born Former UNESCO Interpreter
Even though she has settled down in France for the past 45 years due to her job as an interpreter in UNESCO, Wan Hua Chapouthier has never said adieu to her Ipoh mali connection....
