Concubine Lane – A Historical Delight
Dear John, there is a rewriting for the article you wrote about concubine lane. Similar to the requirement given for #00124386, the main purpose is to cut down as many words as possible using the same concept as #00124386. Please refer to the attached guide and marking scheme. Please ignore anything to do with design and photos since this essay will be published on a website - i will work on those photos. Kindly help out, thank you.
Hi John, this rewriting is based on the Concubine Lane with Attribution links that you helped out on #00123916. They wanted to reduce as many words/ cuttlers as possible since the essay is for a website this time. I also need a really short and simple, and good headline for the website post (like a title). example, "Concubine Lane: A Must Visit Street in Malaysia" but this title is not so good as i pluck from the air. Need something more catchy and really good, like "I Love Pies" -- short and simple and good. Thank you.
Concubine Lane – A Historical Delight
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March 21, 2021
Malaysia is a country filled with attractive statues and carvings representing its rich culture and tradition. In this article, let us look into a day of experience in one of Malaysia’s most popular tourist destinations – Concubine Lane.
Concubine Lane
As one of the popular destinations in Ipoh, Concubine Lane is filled with souvenir shops, fashion outlets, and restaurants that serve authentic Malaysian dishes. According to MalaysiaLife.Org, an organization that provides tips and reminders about various places in the country, Concubine lane has many interesting and novelty-filled shops that tourists visit throughout the year. Tons of attractive signboards across the streets will surely attract you to buy their products. On sunny days, umbrellas are not needed by most visitors, since according to Ronnie Chin, a writer for Malaysian newspaper company The Star, several lanes have umbrellas hanging across the streets.
One of the most popular questions about the place is its name. According to locals, wealthy Chinese and British officers kept their mistresses here in this street thereby having its name. The Website TourismPerakMalaysia.com says that in line with the locals' tales, "each lane was fittingly named Wife Lane, Concubine Lane, and First Concubine Lane".
Also, these streets are famous for plenty of gambling dens before. The buildings have its unique look, thereby retaining its "old" feel. It seems that this 'old feel' is also one thing that helped maintain the bustling tourism in the place. Omar et al., "public arts are seen as a good alternative for regeneration".
Locals are nice and friendly and gentle. Most locals wer smiling, while the street’s ambiance is al...