Cartoonist Alfonso Wong, creator of the popular comic strip “Old Master Q,” died at the age of 93 in the US on Jan. 1, OMQ ZMedia Ltd, the company that promotes Wong’s comics, announced in a statement on its Web site recently.
Wong is best known for his humorous comic strip, which many in the Chinese-speaking world grew up reading. He began drawing his iconic “Old Master Q” in 1963. The comic strip features the protagonist Old Master Q — a funny and engaging character who dresses in traditional Chinese clothing — and his best friends Big Potato and Mr Chin.
The comic strip portrays the everyday lives of the main characters, and has been made into films. The first Old Master Q-themed restaurant opened in Hong Kong last year. Wong’s eldest son Joseph Wong took over the comic strip in 1995 to carry on his father’s work.
Photo courtesy of OMQ ZMedia Ltd
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熱門連環漫畫「老夫子」原創人、漫畫家王家禧已經在元旦於美國離開人世，享壽九十三歲。負責銷售該漫畫的老夫子哈媒體公司，近日在它的網站上公布此一消息。
王家禧以幽默的連環漫畫聞名，華人世界許多讀者都看著他的作品長大。他自一九六三年開始繪製最具代表性的「老夫子」，這部漫畫的主角是機智、獨特、穿著傳統中式服裝的老夫子，與他的好友大蕃薯和秦先生。
該漫畫呈現出主角的日常生活，也被翻拍成好幾部電影，去年香港還開了第一家老夫子主題餐廳。王家禧的大兒子王澤於一九九五年繼承父業，接手漫畫創作。（張聖恩譯自中央社）
★ Bilingual Story is a fictionalized account. 雙語故事部分內容純屬虛構。 Kevin leaned over the bubbling pot. “Hey. . . are you okay? You’ve barely touched your food.” Zoey blinked. Her face was red — not from blushing, but from the “mala” spice and the heat of the room. Her blond hair clumped to her face like strands of fine spaghetti. Her carefully applied makeup now streaked. “This isn’t what I expected,” she said softly, forcing a smile. All around them, Kevin’s friends were laughing, shouting, and tossing ingredients into the broth. The air smelled of chili oil and garlic.
Picture this: contestants are walking gracefully across a stage, competing for the highly desired title of “most beautiful.” However, these participants aren’t fashion models—they’re camels. Welcome to the extraordinary world of the Pushkar Fair, where beauty contests take on an entirely different meaning. The Pushkar Fair is held annually in the small desert town of Pushkar, India, usually in November. It began as a livestock trading event where farmers and herders gathered to buy and sell camels, horses and cattle. Over time, it has grown into a major cultural carnival that attracts thousands of tourists from around the world.
Continued from yesterday（延續自昨日） https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/lang If plushie charms are cute little nods to people’s interests, ita bags are full-on declarations. The term “ita” comes from the Japanese word itai, which means “painful” and reflects the overwhelming visual intensity of these bags. An ita bag is essentially a handbag, backpack, or tote meticulously decorated with an extensive collection of merchandise dedicated to a specific character or idol. These bags usually feature a clear plastic window to display carefully arranged pins, badges, keychains, or fan art. Both the interior and exterior may be covered in fandom memorabilia, creating an aesthetic so intense that it’s almost “painful”
對話 Dialogue 清清：華華，你知道嗎？聽說11月5號有「超級月亮」！那天的月亮會特別大、特別亮。 Qīngqing: Huáhua, nǐ zhīdào ma? Tīngshuō shíyī yuè wǔ hào yǒu “chāojí yuèliàng”! Nà tiān de yuèliàng huì tèbié dà, tèbié liàng. 華華：真的嗎？太棒了！我想去河邊看月亮，順便拍照片。 Huáhua: Zhēnde ma? Tài bàng le! Wǒ xiǎng qù hébiān kàn yuèliàng, shùnbiàn pāi zhàopiàn. 清清：聽說在超級月亮出現的那天晚上許願，願望比較容易實現。 Qīngqing: Tīngshuō zài chāojí yuèliàng chūxiàn de nàtiān wǎnshàng xǔyuàn, yuànwàng bǐjiào róngyì shíxiàn. 華華：是嗎？讓我好好想想要許什麼願。 Huáhua: Shì ma? Ràng wǒ hǎohǎo xiǎngxiǎng yào xǔ shénme yuàn. 清清：哈哈，我已經想好了，我希望「每天都準時下班」。 Qīngqing: Hāhā, wǒ yǐjīng xiǎng hǎo le, wǒ xīwàng “měitiān dōu zhǔnshí xiàbān”. 華華：嗯......我希望今年「年終獎金加倍」 Huáhua: ēn... wǒ xīwàng jīnnián “niánzhōng jiǎngjīn jiābèi”! 清清：等你把手邊的專案做完，你的願望一定可以實現的。 Qīngqing: Děng nǐ bǎ shǒubiān de zhuān’àn zuò wán, nǐ de yuànwàng yídìng kěyǐ shíxiàn de. 華華：希望一切能順利！ Huáhua: Xīwàng yíqiè néng shùnlì! 翻譯
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