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當城市的喧囂漸成日常，我們總在尋找一方讓心靈棲息的淨土。浙江的山水，便是這樣一處存在——它不張揚，卻以千年不變的寧靜包容著每一個疲憊的靈魂。從雲和梯田的晨光到楠溪江的竹筏，從莫幹山的清風到千島湖的碧波，這裏的一切都在輕聲訴說：慢下來，生活本該如此。

The purity of Professor Charles Kao's heart connected every person on earth and transformed the future of humanity. Renowned as the father of fibre optics and a Nobel laureate in Physics, Kao once claimed Hong Kong was where he belonged. This biographical musical chronicles Kao's relentless pursuit of knowledge and the steadfastness of his beliefs, following his journey as an extraordinary and selfless scientist and educator. He was also a devoted son, a loyal husband and an open-minded father. His love story with his wife, Gwen, is legendary. Even during Kao's struggle with Alzheimer's disease, Gwen stood by him unwaveringly through ups and downs, offering the truest form of love. Kao's life attests to the profound power of love and his dedication to humanity.

As you visit Singapore, there is no reason for you to skip Little India! As you take the MRT to the Little India station and walk out of the station, you will arrive at the Tekka Centre. The Tekka Centre is famed for the delicious food so it will not be wrong for you to visit here! After a full meal, you can go shopping nearby. As its name suggests, Little India is like India in miniature: Indian cuisine, spices, accessories and daily necessities - you name it! If you travel with a female companion, you should pay a visit to the Little India Arcade because Henna painting which is popular among girls is available there. You can then take a beautiful snap on your Henna painting for Instagram to get as many likes as possible.

If the Winter Palace is comparable to the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Summer Palace of Peter the Great is the Palace of Versailles. Located in the suburbs of Saint Petersburg, the Summer Palace, as its name suggests, was the palace for Peter the Great and tsars to reside in summer. The architectural style was influenced by the Palace of Versailles with its grandeur and splendour. The palace completely embodies the grace of the royal family.

Golden Lane was built to house castle guards of Rudolf II, the King of Bohemia, in the late 16th century. In the late 17th century, numerous goldsmiths lived and worked here - this is why it is named “Golden Lane”. Since each house in Golden Lane is painted in a unique colour, you can take many gorgeous pictures in this colourful street. 

Do you know what the symbol of Vilnius and Lithuania is? It is the Gediminas' Tower standing on the hill. On every 1 January, the Lithuanian tricolour flag is hoisted on the tower to commemorate Flag Day. It is a part of the Upper Castle in the Vilnius Castle Complex, which has been witnessing the ups and downs in history since the 10th century.