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- SNSD, Samsung China, Christmas
- Barbie Hsu marries billionaire heir Wang Xiaofei
- Entertainment roundup (November 17, 2010)
- Box of apples sold for $12,000 USD in Japan
| SNSD, Samsung China, Christmas Posted: 16 Nov 2010 02:34 PM PST Teaser pics of Korean pop group SNSD for Samsung China’s Xmas campaign… SNSD, Samsung China, Christmas from YeinJee's Asian Blog     |
| Barbie Hsu marries billionaire heir Wang Xiaofei Posted: 16 Nov 2010 01:48 PM PST Taiwanese star Barbie Hsu is technically married with Chinese billionaire heir Wang Xiaofei. The couple has registered their marriage in Beijing on Tuesday (Nov 16); their wedding ceremony is scheduled to be held in March next year. While it’s nothing new for celebrity to marry with rich heir, the timing was perhaps a bit shocking in this case, as the couple has known each other for less than a month when they announced their engagement in late October. Love at first sight or whatever, the newly wed couple is old enough to make their own decision. Congratulations, and good luck. Image from Sohu [Cn]. Barbie Hsu marries billionaire heir Wang Xiaofei from YeinJee's Asian Blog  |
| Entertainment roundup (November 17, 2010) Posted: 16 Nov 2010 12:44 PM PST
[1] S.H.E Hebe promotes album in Shanghai. [2] Michelle Reis gives birth to baby boy. [3] AKB48′s Mariko Shinoda making big screen debut. [4] Thai actress Paula Taylor and her fiancés. [5] Korean race queen Ryu Ji-hye. [6] Actress Choi Ja-hye in wedding dress. [7] Girls Generation on Elle Japan (pic). [8] Song Hye-kyo’s Hollywood debut pic to open on November 25. Entertainment roundup (November 17, 2010) from YeinJee's Asian Blog  |
| Box of apples sold for $12,000 USD in Japan Posted: 15 Nov 2010 08:47 PM PST A box of 28 premium Esashi apples was recently sold for a record one million yen (~US$12,000) in Iwate, Japan. Located in the city of Oshu, Esashi is known for its high quality agricultural products, especially for its rice and apples. It’s not uncommon for premium fruits to be sold for a few hundreds US dollars in Japan; but exceptional pricing like this happens no more than once or twice a year, normally during the product’s first auction of the season where buyers would purchase it at high price, sometimes for publicity instead of gastronomical sake. Box of apples sold for $12,000 USD in Japan from YeinJee's Asian Blog  |
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