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Upon his return to Hong Kong, Ni Kuang publicly announced that he had used up his "writing quota" and ceased writing until his friend Cai Lan unblocked him. Little did he know that once he resumed "climbing the grid," he couldn't stop! This book compiles Ni Kuang's most recent and compelling articles following his "unblocking." Each piece is exquisitely crafted, brimming with sharp wit and profound wisdom. As Ni Kuang eloquently expresses, "Anyone, in their lifetime, only gains, never loses... If you extend it, there is no such thing as a broken heart: originally there was no this person, this person left, it is still no this person, what is the loss?"
- AuthorNi Kuang
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2009
This book compiles the blog articles of author Cao Qi Zhen, who, amidst her active involvement in charity and education work, diligently wrote over 300 blog posts from November 2009 to September 2019, totaling about 1.4 million words on the Sina blog platform. Her writing, characterized by simplicity and perseverance, reflects her experiences and insights in business, politics, and literature, offering inspiration and encouragement. Widely embraced by young people in Macau and mainland China, the book features a selection of fifty-three articles, grouped into five categories, along with an appendix featuring a locally written piece from Macau, providing a comprehensive overview of the author's life experiences. It holds educational value for the youth, particularly in Macau.
- AuthorCao Qi Zhen
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2020
Depression becomes "incurable" only when treatment is abandoned. It is the most common yet frequently overlooked aspect of bipolar disorder. The continuous state of depressed mood, combined with elusive short-term manic symptoms, presents a complex challenge, often described as "nine depressions and one mania without madness." Early-onset depression can significantly impact health, learning, work, family life, and interpersonal relationships. However, timely detection offers promising prospects for successful treatment. Professor Li Cheng's motivation in writing "My Depression, My Mania" stems from the aspiration to ensure timely diagnosis and effective treatment for individuals grappling with depression.
- AuthorLi Cheng
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date2009
""The Microwaves of Hulun Lake"" is Ni Kuang's debut novel, written shortly after his arrival in Hong Kong from Inner Mongolia. The book holds significant collection value and offers a glimpse into the author's early views on life. The story is simple, and its emotional impact is subjective. The novel concludes with a surprising realization that has persisted through Ni Kuang's subsequent works, carrying a sense of almost pessimistic helplessness. This enduring theme brings comfort, as it reflects the author's unwavering perspective over the years. Ni Kuang briefly explains Hulun Lake, a vast body of water in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, known for its stunning scenery and delightful local delicacies. These memories served as the inspiration for ""The Microwaves of Hulun Lake."" The author hopes that readers will enjoy the novel as much as he has cherished writing it, as it holds a special place in his heart as his first book.
- AuthorNi Kuang
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2012
After the immense success of "Pen Lift Straight Insert," "Pen Lift Reinsert," "Pen Lift Random Insert," and "Pen Lift Any Insert," Dewey has shifted gears to present a new series titled "Don't Mess With Me," delving into the realms of love and romance. This fresh perspective explores the complexity of human nature, emphasizing that not everyone is consistent in their thoughts and actions—there are unknown, mysterious, and private aspects that require neither belittlement nor judgment. The boundary between emotions is subjective, influenced solely by one's perception. Love, relationships, and the various emotions they entail are depicted in all their forms—sweet, warm, romantic, intoxicating, heartrending, sorrowful, unpleasant, unforgettable, intense, plain, and indelible. Ultimately, the experience of love is deeply personal and unique to each individual.
- AuthorYu Diwei
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2014
When it comes to finding the right person, a lifetime may seem too short, but if that person isn't the right one, even half a lifetime can feel too long. As passion wanes and distinguishing between love and affection becomes challenging, the presence or absence of life's interest and quality becomes increasingly crucial.
- AuthorWang Yixing
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2017