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This concise book comprises over thirty articles chronicling the author's experiences as a novice teacher. Despite the passage of time, the thoughts and emotions encapsulated within these pages retain their timeless essence. The author's reflections encompass the fervent aspirations of newly appointed educators, the challenges encountered in the classroom, and poignant expressions of personal sentiment. From the idealistic zeal of nurturing young minds to moments of embarrassment and empathy, the narrative immerses readers in the intricate tapestry of a teacher's journey. Embracing the complexities of first love and the resilience forged in the face of adversity, the author's prose captures the universal essence of youth. Within these pages, perhaps you'll find echoes of your own experiences, your own presence. If our paths should cross one day, will you recall the shared passage of our youthful years?
- AuthorLong Jiaying
- PublisherMingwen Publishing House
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In "Paths of Justice," Professor Chan Man-mun delves into the fundamental values of Hong Kong's legal system, drawing from his personal experiences and significant cases. This book addresses common questions and clarifies misconceptions about Hong Kong law. It explores topics such as how barristers defend the guilty, the perceived bias towards the wealthy and influential, the obligations to obey the law, the delicate balance between human rights and national security, and the coordination of fairness and administrative efficiency. Additionally, Professor Chan delves into legal professionalism and highlights the importance of ethical conduct in the legal profession. Through a range of real cases spanning his decades of practice, Professor Chan not only elucidates the workings of Hong Kong's legal system but also prompts readers to reflect on the role of the legal system, the legal profession, justice in modern society, and the significance of the rule of law.
- AuthorChen Wenmin
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2021
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To provide appropriate support for individuals who have lost decision-making capacity due to old age or for children with autism or Down syndrome, family members, caregivers, professionals, and legal practitioners in Hong Kong must enhance their understanding of mental health laws and related practices. "A Practical Guide to Mental Health Law in Hong Kong" is a valuable resource that addresses these concerns. Divided into three parts, the book includes case studies, legal procedures for managing affairs, and planning tools such as wills and powers of attorney. By offering concise and practical information, the guide equips individuals to navigate the challenges of an ageing population and ensures the well-being and care of those who have lost decision-making capacity.
- AuthorChan Lien Kee, Kwok Chi Wai, Law Kin Yip
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2021
Over the past two decades, approximately 20,000 individuals in Hong Kong have tragically taken their own lives, potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of survivors. Embracing the mission of ""respecting life, one suicide is too many,"" the authors have engaged with survivors and delved into the writings left behind by the deceased. Their aim is to uncover strategies for suicide prevention, standing in solidarity with readers and committing to become guardians for those in need, offering the pledge of ""willing to accompany you"" to confront life's challenges together. This practical self-help manual utilizes data analysis to elucidate the suicide situation in Hong Kong over the past 20 years. Through adapted stories, it communicates the insights gleaned from suicide incidents, laying the groundwork for suicide prevention efforts.
- AuthorYip Siu Fai, Cheung Fung Yi
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2022
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Six elderly individuals embark on hiking adventures, indulging in water activities, composing poems and lyrics, engaging in discussions about global affairs, and sharing amusing anecdotes. Despite the absurdities of the times, they find immense pleasure in their conversations and leisurely strolls. This unhurried camaraderie and exploration represent the true essence of life's freedom. The creation of this book was inspired by the presence of a group of garbage collectors, affectionately referred to as the "garbage slave race." It has brought immense joy and entertainment to the lives of these elderly individuals.
- AuthorRong Baoxi
- PublisherMingwen Publishing House
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The primary objective of this manual is to offer practical guidance for professionals and communities involved in preventing elder suicide at various stages of intervention. It covers early identification and assessment, intervention methods, and post-intervention support. The manual is structured into two parts: Theory: This section elucidates the theories and knowledge underpinning suicidal behavior, providing detailed explanations of suicide intervention work at different stages. It also includes ""clinical notes"" featuring relevant cases and information specific to Hong Kong and the elderly demographic. Application: Geared towards assisting professionals and social workers in clinical practice, this segment furnishes a set of practical tools for swift reference, comprising work checklists, questionnaires, and reference appendices.
- AuthorLam Yat Sing, Shen Junyu, Chen Jieying, Huang Leran, Qiu Hao Yan, Chen Chilian, Guo Weiwei
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2022
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