Rose Chan's story finally told

By Amanda Yeoh

July 2013 FEATURE
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The biography of a controversial personality is finally written. Rose Chan’s life told today also tells us how illiberal Malaysian society has become since her heyday.There was something that set Rose Chan apart from the average striptease dancer. Beguiling as she was, she was extremely adept at controlling the men in her life, both on and off the stage. To her, the striptease was an art, and she had mastered it. “Sometimes she’d strip completely, sometimes she wouldn’t, you know,...

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Amanda Yeoh

is a student, a writer and, of all things, a minimalist.

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