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"Appreciating Chinese Music" is a book that caters to general readers with an interest in Chinese music, while also aiming to engage scholars, musicians, composers, and other professionals in a dialogue. The author highlights the importance of understanding and appreciating Chinese music beyond personal culture, identity, and preferences. The book's ten chapters explore various music types, accompanied by examples, and delve into topics such as historical discourse, playing and singing practices, sound rules, aesthetic principles, cultural context, and political relations. By reevaluating the term "Chinese music," the author offers a musical perspective that contributes to the fields of history, anthropology, and cultural studies.
- AuthorHuang Quanfeng
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2019
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In our journey through different times and spaces, we encounter various people and experiences that touch our hearts. Like the ever-changing white clouds that adorn the blue sky, we may come across unique cloud formations such as "fish scale clouds" or images resembling human heads. Life's melodies are diverse, ranging from high notes to low tones, solos to concertos. These sounds evoke a range of emotions and associations. The story of life is a vibrant canvas of colors, encompassing both warm and cold hues. Our upbringing, education, and personal experiences shape our growth, instilling us with valuable lessons and core values. As we traverse the paths of the past and future, each step we take is a testament to our perseverance and gratitude, filled with hope and anticipation.
- AuthorChen Haiming
- PublisherMingwen Publishing House
- Publication Date
Haba Sir has personally experienced many cases of domestic violence and juvenile delinquency in his work. Plus, he has gained a lot of life philosophy from participating in volunteer work. In order to better share his life experience with young people, hoping to guide them, and also to give parents some advice on parenting, he has integrated his past works over the years and published this book.
- AuthorHarbour
- PublisherMingwen Publishing House
- Publication Date
"Transnational Reading: The Teaching and Learning of Translated Literature" breaks language barriers by applying the theories of "multiple systems" and "literary exchange models". It categorizes translated literature as part of first language teaching and provides valuable ideas for teachers and researchers. The book selects eight classic translated literary works from different periods and discusses translation selection, teaching objectives, methods, in-depth topics, and recommended bibliography. It encourages teachers to integrate teaching and assessment using various methods such as drama, debate, reading aloud, drawing, and music. Through these activities, students can deeply appreciate translated literature, broaden their horizons, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves and the world.
- AuthorHe Xunyi
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2020
Savoring the journey of life involves revisiting and reliving various feelings and memories, from buried emotions to sensory experiences. Unexpected events often alter our planned paths, resulting in moments of growth, marked by both ups and downs. The support and companionship we receive during these times become cherished memories. These experiences serve as valuable deposits in the piggy bank of life. Revisiting and relishing these memories provides renewed strength to confront life's challenges.
- AuthorChen Haiming
- PublisherMingwen Publishing House
- Publication Date
"Civil Unrest in Hong Kong: Law and Order from Historical and Cultural Perspectives" offers a fresh perspective on Hong Kong's history by examining the riots and social movements that have shaped the city. This interdisciplinary book challenges traditional discourses on politics and law, exploring the dynamic relationship between social movements, law, political order, and governance. It analyzes the concepts of the rule of law and law and order within local and international contexts, revealing their cultural and symbolic significance.
- AuthorWu Haijie, Wang Dian
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2020