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In the past, I had two memorable chatting experiences that left a lasting impact on me. One took place during a summer camp, where I engaged in late-night conversations with a group of college students under the starry sky. We shared stories and discussed various topics, gaining new perspectives and hearing inspiring tales. On another occasion, I had a thought-provoking conversation with an educated and experienced old man at a hostel. These meaningful exchanges motivated me to write down the content while the memories were fresh, resulting in a series of books on Chinese culture. However, I have yet to introduce the prose, which Yu Guangzhong referred to as the "identity card of all writers." This book comprises eleven of my personal literary talks on prose in its second part. I believe this book will expand readers' knowledge, stimulate their thinking, and provide reading pleasure.
- AuthorAh Nong
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2021
"Night Youths" are young people who are unwilling to return home late at night or lack a home to go back to, often lingering on the streets. "Night Youth Angels" are the dedicated social workers who care for them. Jun Bi's new series "Night Youth Angel" is based on the real-life stories of the Cooperative Youth Society. These narratives aim to showcase how a weak body carries a strong soul, and how mature words can change one's perspective on the Night Green.
- AuthorJunbi
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2023
Best-selling novel "Q Version Special Agent" author Liang Keqing, dawdling in the library every day, looking at rows of books, like doors to different worlds. This time he jumped into the world of literature to explore, analyze words, track works, delve into the author's life and experience, and lead readers into the world of secondary creation of literature with book reviews.
- AuthorLeung For-hing
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2011
Embark on a magical journey with Snowy, a girl, her adorable puppy, Yuen Yuen, and a mysterious boy. When the "amnesiac boy" joins her junior high class, Snowy is captivated by his ability to foresee the future and become a superhero. As their connection deepens, the boy's true identity unveils itself, building suspense until the final revelation.
- AuthorJunbi
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date
"Family Doctor 101" is the fifth Chinese book compiled by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians, featuring articles by the college's family doctors published in recent years. With a relaxed approach, this book transforms daily observations, medical insights, diverse cases, and global medical information into easily understandable text, aiming to guide readers through the complexity of modern society and achieve holistic health in body, mind, family, and society. It promotes the practical use of family medicine in Hong Kong's healthcare and shares medical and health knowledge in simple language. Covering various aspects of Hong Kong's health, from teenage emotional health to elderly care, including topics like organ donation and the importance of preset medical instructions, this book offers a wealth of experience for readers to resonate with and benefit from.
- AuthorHong Kong College of Family Physicians
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2016
China, a nation with a deep-rooted love for singing and songs. The ancient sage and renowned educator Confucius compiled the first literary classic in China, known as the ""Book of Songs,"" which consists of a collection of song lyrics. These songs encompass a variety of genres, including folk songs, temple songs, sacrificial songs, and morning meeting songs, characterized by their wind, elegance, and ode. Even in times of hardship, such as when Confucius and his students were stranded without food, they continued to sing, play music, and teach. Confucius included ""Music"" as one of the ""Six Arts"" in his teachings. From the ""Book of Songs"" to the music bureau, poetry, lyrics, and tunes, Chinese cultural traditions have often found expression through singing. The fusion of rules and lyrics in these songs serves as a spiritual nourishment for both the literati and the general public. Some songs are intertwined with historical events, while others reflect the intricacies of everyday life.
- AuthorAh Nong
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2015