21-3 2008 Our first morning in Kuching. We arrived this City late last night and stay in  a budget hotel in Jalan Green Hill.  After breakfast we took a morning stroll along Kuching Water Front and visited this Chinese Museum.

Inside the Museum some mentioninf of the Hakka women :

"The term "Hakka" ("Khek" in Hokkien or Teochew) means "guest;- visitors". It is not associated with any district or territorial claims but was probably given by others and accepted by this dialect group when migration had forced the Hakka to take up land re- moved from settled centres of population, and they were often considered as unwelcome newcomers. As their women had to trudge and work alongside their men, they could not afford the luxury of having bound feet. This unbinding of Hakka women's feet and the high status they held in their own society later became recognised as one of the cultural characteristics of the Hakkas..........."

A fun filled corner for the children in The Spring Mall of Kuching For Yin, largest shopping mall means an exciting playground for her where children run, jump and cavort on slide. Multi-colored climbing frames over rubber mats, safety surfacing made this playground more exciting for children. The colored rubber surfacing has added to the play value of the ground.