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Hairstylist David Gan refused Zhang Ziyi's offer to set up shop in Beijing, because he doesn't want to leave Singapore I'll never leave my galaxy of friends By Chang May Choon March 12, 2007 CELEBRITY hairstylist David Gan once grumbled to Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi about managing his own hair salon. He even told her he felt like quitting. According to him, Ziyi said: 'Then close shop and follow me around. Come to Beijing, I'll open a big salon for you.' This could have added up to a million-dollar deal, since David commands up to $100,000 per job when he styles her silky hair for advertisements. But he claimed he turned her down on the spot. 'I told her, 'Cannot!' I'll never leave Singapore... I have deep feelings for this island, it made me what I am today,' the Segamat-born Singaporean told The New Paper on Suday. 'And there are too many people I care about here. Sometimes, one phone call is all I need to help somebody.' Indeed. At

Taiwan model Lin Chiling's wedding dress show http://en.ce.cn/entertainment/fashion/tstage/200703/03/W020070303616145584587.jpg A model shows off a new banquet dress from a Malaysian designer at the China International Wedding Expo in Beijing on Friday, March 2, 2007. [Photo: Xinhua] After half a year of surveys of wedding photography studios, professional magazines and websites across China, the top ten best-selling wedding dress brands were finally announced at the opening ceremony of the 2007 China International Wedding Expo in Beijing on Friday. The ten brands highest on the list include Cai Meiyue and Yunshang Wedding Gowns from Taiwan, the Mingrui Group from Guangdong and Qipao from Beijing Princess Qipao Company. The qipao is one of the most typical, traditional dresses worn by Chinese women. The expo will last three days. Statistics from the Civil Affairs Ministry show that approximately 10 million people get married in China every year, spending up to a total of 35 bill

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Article: March 9, 2007 Source: http://www.xawb.com/big5/wbpaper/2007-03/09/content_1133502.htm While Tony could handle the Mandarin in Lust Caution, he saw the script for the Battle of Red Cliff is full of ancient texts and so decided not to saddle the production with his slow progress in getting up to speed in this respect. John Woo believes that Takeshi would do well for the role because he is fluent in Mandarin and has that quality. According to the production crew, Zhu Ge Liang in the movie started out unnoticeable and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei doubt his ability. When he went to JiangDong to seek aid for Suan Quan, no one paid attention to him. But once he put his words to action, he wowed those around him. Takeshi and Tony both have this inner quality in them that is not obvious to the eye especially Takeshi who is younger in age to do this role. It will attract the younger female fans and John Woo is confident that Takeshi would be a good choice for the role. Permission to repost thi