Bead by Bead, Peranakan Documentary

[@louislaw85]

Wow Zhen Yu. I didn't know u did this documentary.. AMAZING

[@singy1980]

I grew up in such a culture in Singapore until the late 1960s. It was a beautiful culture! USA: 3/2022.

Wow beautiful works of art

[@teokueiyang9454]

In the 15th century Chinese merchants married local women in Malacca, not Singapore.

[@mathewlovegod]

It should be Malacca, Penang, Singapore and other regions in SouthEast Asia.

[@teespinnerette387]

I would love to learn 😁😁😁😁😁

[@sookwilson1077]

Im willing to learn How to make all of these, How Can I Get involve ?

[@beasaroze5596]

I wish I could learn the beaded shoe trade.

[@dmonk4933]

Were are your shop can give your address many thk we alway go malacca n made

[@MegaLilywhite]

Chinese is everywhere around the whole, it does not mean when a chinese man marries someone (not chinese) would change his identity as a chinese , he will still be a chinese, not a Peranakan. If you call them Peranakan, what would you call a man who marries or take in an Indonesia wife, an indian wife or someone not of his race...... do you not identify him as Chinese . think the chinese in Singapore and Malaysia should take proud being a chinese and not to run away from your roots.

[@aulpasm2205]

Why is a u liek dis?

[@Chew81]

Read up on the Peranakan people and culture.