Why Vincent van Gogh Still Resonates Within Us

Few artists are as instantly recognizable as Vincent van Gogh. His swirling skies, vivid colors, and expressive brushstrokes have become part of global popular culture, appearing everywhere from museum walls to fashion, films, merchandise, and social media. Yet behind the iconic paintings was an artist whose life was marked by uncertainty, struggle, and an unwavering […]

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Southeast Asia – Eala and Aldila at Singapore Open 2026

The Singapore Tennis Open has established itself as a premier stage for Southeast Asian tennis excellence. Beyond bringing elite-level competition to the region, the WTA tournament highlights the distinct pathways and rising prominence of Asian women’s tennis. Central to this narrative are two athletes who reflect the region’s athletic potential: the Philippines’ Alexandra “Alex” Eala […]

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5 Chinese Books for Family Business Strategy

Running a family business requires more than financial knowledge. Leaders must navigate competition, manage relationships, make difficult decisions, and balance business interests with family dynamics. Chinese philosophy offers several timeless works that can provide valuable perspectives for developing these qualities. Here are five books worth reading for anyone seeking to become a stronger family business […]

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The Story Behind the Famous Mooncake Festival

As the eighth month of the lunar calendar arrives each year, mooncakes return to dining tables, bakery windows, hotel counters, and carefully wrapped gift boxes across East and Southeast Asia. More than a seasonal delicacy, these round pastries have become one of the most recognisable symbols of the Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on September 25 this […]

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Movies to Watch for Chuseok Holiday

This year Kultur Voice Business recommends four titles that offer distinctly different viewing experiences, from workplace comedy to relationship drama and historical mystery, to celebrate and enjoy Chuseok (추석). Chuseok is one of Korea’s most significant holidays, traditionally associated with family gatherings, gratitude, and taking a break from everyday routines. Here are, for movie lovers, […]

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Celebrating Chuseok the Korean Harvest Festival

Each autumn, Chuseok (추석) brings families across South Korea together for food, remembrance and a welcome pause from everyday life. Often described as Korean Thanksgiving, the major harvest festival usually falls in September or October and remains one of the country’s most important traditional holidays. A holiday rooted in the harvest Chuseok is closely tied […]

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