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The Chinese Opera

Posted on 16/09/200817/09/2008 By Reedz

Special birthday shoutout to da missus’ nephew, baby Asyraaf who turns ONE today! Yaayyyy!!!

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Every year during the mid-autumn festival, the folks at the downtown chinese temple bring in a troupe of performers from China to enthrall the locals with their chinese opera performances. Having missed the first BFF outing on Monday night, I decided to swing by the temple last night to capture some of the action. Check out Bandar 360’s awesome shots here.

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Little nymph?

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This is my shot of the night

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I think she was last year’s star performer

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Sheila with a big rig

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I guess those finger nails are good for plucking the strings…

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Lovin da action!

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One of the performers taking a break…

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The comedy skit was funny regardless of whether you understood the language, but if you did, you’d be chuckling like this uncle here 🙂

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I wish I understood what they were saying…

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Young and old enjoyed the performances!

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Comments (3)

  1. Al says:
    16/09/2008 at 6:23 pm

    I wish I understood what they’re saying too!!!

    So dude, where’s the best place to sungkai? I see you’ve been making your rounds… need to go for at least ONE before the month ends, ahakz.

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