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MAKE A MEME View Large Image The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were mainly made of sand and were brittle and difficult to repair, resulting in holes in the roof. The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were ...

The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were mainly made of sand and were brittle and difficult to repair, resulting in holes in the roof. The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were ...

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Keywords: yueh hai ching temple 粤海清庙 wak cheng bio chinese teochew philip street restored restoration unesco asia-pacific asiapacific heritage award national monument singapore public domain publicdomain The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were mainly made of sand and were brittle and difficult to repair, resulting in holes in the roof. The Teochews originally used mere 3 or 4mm thick roof tiles. They were mainly made of sand and were brittle and difficult to repair, resulting in holes in the roof.