Donkey milk even exist). In addition, the flavour and appearance of donkey milk have been found to be attractive to children. Equid (donkey and horse) milk can be considered a suitable substrate for probiotic beverage production. The use of fermented equid milk is an ancient tradition in central Asia, like koumiss or airag, a fermented mares milk very popular in Asia and Russia; but there are also traditional variants made from donkey milk. In Mongolia, where koumiss is the national drink, people have a saying that ‘kumys cures 40 diseases’. It is said that Cleopatra, Queen of Ancient Egypt, took baths in
Cleopatra Wong rather uncharitably that she was "Cleopatra Wrong". In 2000, the Cleopatra Wong franchise was held by Cleopatra Wong International, a company founded by Raphaël Millet and former actress Doris Young (a.k.a. Marrie Lee) and incorporated in Singapore, in order both to preserve the heritage of the character and to revive it. Cleopatra Wong Cleopatra Wong is a fictional character created in 1978 by Filipino filmmaker and producer Bobby A. Suarez, who featured her in three feature-length movies: "They Call Her Cleopatra Wong" in 1978, "Dynamite Johnson" (a.k.a. "Bionic Boy II") in 1979, and "Devil’s Angels" (a.k.a. "Devil’s Three") in 1980.