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It takes little effort to rile up the sentiments of Singaporeans - just diss their "Tau Hway" (Soya Bean Curd) and be prepared to face the wrath of a nation.
At least that is what the local organisers for Diner en Blanc did when they commented that Tau Hway was "not on par with the image of their event".
Diner en Blanc (The White Party) is an invite-only dinner party that descends upon a different and very public location each year.
It was started by François Pasquier twenty-five years ago when he invited a few friends to Bois de Boulogne for a reunion after returning to Paris from years abroad. To make it easier for them to find one another, they all agreed to dress in white.
The dinner was such
a success that they decided the next year, each person would invite
some other friends and from then, the event grew into what
it is today.