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Mdm Kang's Kitchen Chilli Crab

  Shopping! is the newest monthly magazine to hit the streets. The 160-page maiden issue, now out in print, retails at S$3.50 each. Here's a magazine you can flip from front to back or from back to front. There are two content pages - one in front but the main one is on the last page - next to the back cover! The Editor's Letter, on the 3rd last page, tells you Shopping! is all about choices - and it has plenty of them.

  This issue features Cartier's new cage bag, designed by Frenchwoman Jocelyne Imberg who worked for Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior before joining Cartier. It also puts together a guide to eight of the most prized watch brands presented at the Basel Watch Fair.

  Its Look Book section, in the middle of the magazine, showcases the spring-summer trends in ladies and men's fashion wear. Also highlighted are cool products available in the stores, such as accessories for the outdoors - eyewear, beachbags, sneakers and swimwear.

  Read up on the discounts offered at the various shops around town this July. Let its Mall Guide take you to 14-year-old Wisma Atria to explore the shops there.

  Shopping! is available at the main bookstores, as well as 7-Eleven outlets and newsstands. Get a copy today. For more information, click HERE!

Tel: (65) 6324 3342  Fax: (65) 6324 3341  E-mail: subs@shoppingmag.com.sg  Web site: www.shoppingmag.com.sg  

4th National Wushu Display 2001

Sunday 8 Jul 2001  7pm  Singapore Indoor Stadium

World-class Wushu display by masters from China, Vietnam, Japan, UK, USA and Singapore.

Catch Zhao Xue Feng & Liu Zhi Chao from China, Malay martial arts and local champion lion & dragon dance performances.

For more information, call the Sports For Life hotline: (65) 1800 3484222.

Jointly organised by Singapore Sports Council, People's Association and Singapore National Wushu Federation.

The China Beijing Opera

With English & Chinese subtitles

The Beijing Opera Troupe will radically alter any preconceived notions that the artform is meant for Chinese- speaking grandads and grandmas. Instead, this highly-acclaimed troupe has modernised China's age-old theatrical art with an adrenaline rush that captivates audiences from all walks of life, young or old.

The performance in Singapore will highlight six of the great Chinese classics, as well as a full-length feature of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. To fully appreciate the vibrant performance, pay attention to the remarkable acrobatics, face painting and the art of the glance (eye movements).

5 - 8 Jul 2001