A: Apart from Pokemon, ancient Egyptian relics have attracted much attention lately.
B: Are you talking about the “King of Egypt: Pharaoh” exhibition at Tainan’s Chimei Museum? Apparently, it’s the largest exhibit of its kind ever in Taiwan.
A: Yup, Chimei is displaying 280 relics from The British Museum in London, causing a sensation since its opening last Thursday.
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B: And after nearly 20 years of planning and construction, Cairo’s massive Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) has also been a global hit since its opening late last year. The GEM covers 500,000 square meters and boasts over 100,000 Egyptian artifacts
A: Let’s go to the Tainan exhibit during the Lunar New Year break, and start planning for our trip to Cairo.
A: 除了寶可夢外,最近古埃及文物也很吸睛耶。
B: 你是指台南奇美博物館《埃及之王:法老》展覽?聽說這是台灣歷年規模最大的古埃及特展。
A: 奇美這次展出倫敦大英博物館共280件文物,上週四才剛開幕就造成轟動。
B: 而開羅大埃及博物館籌建了近20年,去年底終於開幕也轟動全球!其總面積高達50萬平方公尺,珍藏超過10萬件文物。
A: 我們春節連假先去台南看展,之後再來計劃去開羅旅遊吧。
(By Eddy Chang, Taipei Times/台北時報張迪)
A: In addition to the biopic “Michael,” comedy “The Devil Wears Prada 2” is finally in theaters. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since the 2006 debut of the original film. B: Does the sequel still revolve around the fashion industry? A: This time, “Miranda,” the fashion magazine editor-in-chief played by Meryl Streep, will team up with her former assistant “Andy,” played by Anne Hathaway, to fight against Emily, her other ex-assistant played by Emily Blunt. B: Isn’t the role of “Miranda” based on then US “Vogue” editor-in-chief Anna Wintour? A: Yup, it established Anna’s fashion status, influenced pop culture
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