Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Dazzling show by children from Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe of China


A splendid performance by talented school children of the well-known Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe of China dazzled the audience with song, music and dance at the charity performance in aid of SRJK (C) Chung Hwa, Damansara development and scholarship fund held on Sunday 16th August 2009 at Lim Bee Auditorium of SRJK (C) Chee Wen in Subang Jaya, Selangor.

The troupe includes dancers, singers and kung ku exponent whose age ranged from seven to eleven.

The fund raising was a great success as a total of RM100,000 was raised through donations by the generous public and business community.



A dazzling performance by the young talent of Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe from China.


It was spectacular - with gorgeous multi-colored costumes.


The beautiful music and dances.


Graceful young performers.


An instrumental performance.


The young dancers had the audience in awe with their performance.


The young dancers delighted the crowd with their dynamic act.


Colourful and exciting dance costume.


Young dancers giving a solid performance.


The young dancers put up a splendid show.


The young dancers showing off their balletic movements.


A traditional fan dance.


Another captivating fan dance.
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Young dancers in hot pants performing a dazzling dance number.


An array of diverse and delighful dance.


A kung fu kid in action.


Watch out! Don't mess around with this kid.


Member of Parliament for Kelana Jaya YB Loh Gwo Burne shakes hand with young folk song singer from Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe.


The teacher singer invited the audience to sing along with her.


Attractive and cheerful.


Nice looking.


The dancers dazzled in their bright traditional costumes. x


Fund raising event organizing chairman Ch’ng Soo Chau in his welcome speech extended his deepest gratitude to all donors to SRJK (C) Chung Hwa Damansara's development and scholarship fund for their generous contributions which will build a brighter future for the school.


SRJK (C) Chung Hwa, Damansara school board of governors member thanked the public and business community including societies and organizations for their generous support to the school's development and scholarship fund.
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A wonderful ceremony to honour and recognise major donours for their kind generosity. Seen here is Gan Keng (third from left) who is chairman of Persatuan Perayaan Poh Toh SEA Park which donated RM5,000.00 to SRJK (C) Chung Hwa, Damansara development and scholarship fund.


The headmistress of SRJK (C) Chung Hwa, Damansara Bai Chun Mei (third from left) receiving a commemorative plaque from the school's Board of Governors. Bai is also the secretary of the National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP), Selangor branch.


For all their talent, the Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe members are children. The teachers accompanied their pupils during their travel abroad for international performance.


Dancers of the Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture Troupe posing with members of the audience.


It was a tantalizing and fascinating evening that made the audience want to stay and see more.


Fund raising event organizing chairman Ch'ng Soo Chau joined the young dancers at the finale of the Tianjin Cathay Future Art and Culture dance show.
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Farmasi Sungai Way played their part in donating all proceeds from sales of selected children health supplements to the school's development and scholarship fund. The booth was set up at the entrance to Lim Bee auditorium where the charity performance was held. x
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Saturday, April 18, 2009

Monsters and dinosaurs rule at Mid Valley Megamall, Kuala Lumpur


Giant-sized bugs and life-sized dinosaurs on display at the Backyard Monster and Dinosaurs exhibition at the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, Mid Valley Megamall in Kuala Lumpur from April 18 until May 17, 2009. They are brought to life through the use of animatronics.



Chilean rose tarantula
Scientific name : Grammostola rosea
This Chilean rose tarantula stands ready to ambush its prey.


Unicorn beetle
Scientific name : Dynastes granti
The male uses that long horn to gifht other males for a female.


Carpenter ants
Scientific name : Camponotus vicinus
The Carpenter ants usually live in the ground where they burrow and fertilize the soil. Like termites, they chew through wood to make their nests.


Scorpion
Scientific name: Pandinus imperator
The scorpion usually hunt with claw and tail. It uses its pinching claws to grab insect prey, then stings it with the tail arched over its back.


Black widow spider
Scientific name : Latrodectus hesperus
This black widow spider is putting the wraps on her next meal - an insect struggling inside her silken bonds.


Praying mantis
Scientific name : Mantodea
This large green insect that holds its front legs in a way that makes it look as if it is praying when it is waiting to catch another insect.


Dragon fly
Scientific name : Anisoptera
This large insect with a long thin brightly-coloured body and two pairs of transparent wings perched on top of a high pole.


Stegosaurus
Means : Roof lizard or plated lizard
Length : 8 - 9 metres / 26 - 30 feet long
Height : 2.75 metres / 91 feet tall at the hips
Weight : 3,100 kg / 6,800 lbs
Lived : 156 - 140 million years ago
Fossils : First stegosaurus fossil was found in Colorado in USA in 1876.


Dimetrodon
Means : Two-measures tooth
Length : 3.5 metres / 11.5 feet long
Weight : 250 kg / 550 lbs
Lived : 280 - 245 million years ago
Fossils : Found in Texas and Oklahoma in the USA.


Dinosaur eggs and babies.


Pachycephalusaurus
Means : Thick-headed lizard
Length : 4.6 metres / 15 feet long
Weight : 430 kg / 950 lbs
Lived : 76 to 65 million years ago.
Fossils : Found in Alberta, canada, the western United States, the Isle of Wight (UK) and Madagascar.


Apatosaurus
Means : Deceptive lizard
Length : 21 - 27 metres / 70 - 90 feet long
Weight : 30,000 - 35,000 kg / 66,000 - 77,000 lbs
Lived : 157 - 146 million years ago
Fossils : Found in Colorado, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming in USA and North America.


The apatosaurus is a plant eater.


Deinonychus
Means : Terrible claw
Length : 3 metres / 10 feet long
Height : 1.5 metres / 5 feet
Weight : 80 kg / 176 lbs
Lived : 110 - 100 million years ago
Fossils : Found in Montana, Utah and Wyoming in USA.


Triceratops
Means : Three-horned face
A herbivore - plant eater
Length : 9 metres / 30 feet long
Weight : 6,000 - 12,000 kg / 13,000 - 20,000 lbs
Lived : 72 - 65 million years ago
Fossils : Found in western Canada, western USA and North America.


Basilosaurus
Means : King lizard
A carnivorous
Length : Female around 15 metres long, males around 18 metres long
Lived : 40 to 34 million years ago.
Fossils : Found in Louisiana, USA and in the Fayum deposits of Egypt.


Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex)
Means : Tyrant lizard king
Length : 12.4 metres /40 feet long
Height : 4.6 - 6 metres / 15 - 20 feet tall
Weight : 5,000 - 7,000 kg / 11,000 - 15,000 lbs
Fossils : Found in western North America.


A young visitor uses a control knob to make the mechanical crawly walks forward and sideway.

These two ladies posing for the camera with the Triceratops as the backdrop.


A young boy playfully puts his hand into the mouth of Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex)


Discover the emotions of the robotic toy pet Pleo-the-Dinosaur at the Pensonic booth. Pleo is autonomous and begins life as a newly-hatched baby Camarasaurus. It runs on a NiMH rechargeable battery and is priced at RM1,699.00


Pensonic marketing executive Suan Ping playing with the interactive Pleo.


The cute and adorable Pleo gets a peck from a child.


Children playing at the bee honey cell.


Metamorphotrope: Look in the slits and spin the drum to see metamorphotrope - the change in form as caterpillar undergoes to become a butterfly.


Collector's merchandise: Sales personnel Farra (left) and Myra at the booth selling dinosaur merchandise such as mug, fridge magnet, key chain and sticker.