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From The Awakening to Unbeatables: An exhibition tracing the history of Mandarin TV in Singapore
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From The Awakening to Unbeatables: An exhibition tracing the history of Mandarin TV in Singapore

From CNA · () English

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  • An exhibition titled 'Singapore TV: From Local to Global' is currently open at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.
  • The exhibition traces the history of Mandarin television in Singapore, from its early local dramas to contemporary productions.
  • Visitors can see props, costumes, and memorabilia from popular shows like 'The Golden Pillow' and 'The Return Of The Condor Heroes'.

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) is currently hosting 'Singapore TV: From Local to Global,' an exhibition that immerses visitors in the evolution of Mandarin television programming in the city-state. The display offers a comprehensive journey through the history of local Mandarin dramas, showcasing their development from humble beginnings to their current standing.

TV enthusiasts can take a trip down memory lane, revisiting iconic productions that have shaped Singapore's television landscape. The exhibition features a rich collection of artifacts, including authentic props and costumes, from beloved series such as 'The Golden Pillow,' 'The Legend Of Ji-Gong,' and 'The Return Of The Condor Heroes.'

This exhibition not only celebrates the heritage of Singaporean Mandarin television but also highlights its transition towards broader regional and potentially global appeal. It serves as a testament to the enduring popularity and cultural significance of these productions for audiences in Singapore and beyond.

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