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""Talking about Food and Social Changes"" is an alternative book about food, starting with ""Oral History"", and recording multiple interviews with Mr. Ye Dong in the first chapter. Mr. Ye Dong was born in Dongguan, fled to Hong Kong in 1949, and followed Mr. Song Ziwen, the former Minister of Finance of the Kuomintang government, and his chef Wu Jie to learn cooking, and deeply received Wu Jie's true teachings.

  • AuthorLeung Kwai Ling, Lam Siu Kau, Mok Si Man, Leung Wai Hong
  • PublisherMingwen Publishing House
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Two decades after the release of "Wildfire Collection," Lung Ying-tai finds herself in a tumultuous and enigmatic situation, akin to the daring "Little Red Riding Hood" venturing into the dark forest. Astonishing events unfold, and the once innocent "Little Red Riding Hood" has transformed into a resolute and wise public intellectual within the Chinese world. This time, she embarks on a journey to mainland China in the early 21st century, where progress, stagnation, and even regression of history coexist. Lung Ying-tai's articles captivate readers with their fiery gaze and independent spirit, exuding an extraordinary sense of vigor and power.

  • AuthorLong Yingtai
  • PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
  • Publication Date2006
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Zhu Shi-zhuang, a brilliant architect, faced numerous challenges during his life. Born in 1919 and passing away in 1968, he experienced the turmoil of the Anti-Japanese War and the difficulties of the early years of the People's Republic of China. Despite his talent and contributions to Guangzhou's landmarks, including hosting US President Richard Nixon, Zhu's personal life was marked by loneliness and separation from his family. The book depicts the struggles and helplessness of the architect's family during the turbulent eras of World War II, the Civil War, and the Cultural Revolution.

  • AuthorZhu Xiaohui, Xie Zhifeng
  • PublisherMingwen Publishing House
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Eighteen years ago, Kim Sung-hwa and I met upon a friend's recommendation. Our initial encounter held no expectations or aspirations. However, over time, our friendship bloomed naturally, akin to a tender seed finding its perfect soil. Through the passing years and amidst gentle breezes and showers, it gradually sprouted and flourished, transforming into a vibrant field of purple and red blossoms. Kim Sung-hwa, a renowned translation professor, and Lin Ching-hsia, a celebrated superstar across the Chinese world, instantly connected. Their deep bond has endured for over a decade, marked by shared experiences with esteemed mentors, friendships within the cultural realm, and mutual support through life's ups and downs. In Professor Kim's newly released book, ""Heart-to-Heart: Eighteen Years with Lin Ching-hsia,"" he sincerely portrays a lesser-known side of Lin Ching-hsia, giving readers an intimate glimpse into her life under the spotlight. This heartfelt depiction serves as the closest approximation of ""translation"" to the original.

  • AuthorKim Seong-hwa
  • PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
  • Publication Date2022
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The author Luo Jinfen met an old woman sweeping tombs on April 5, 1957, in Xiaobei, Guangzhou. The five or six centimeters long scar on the upper corner of her left eye and her impolite coldness deeply imprinted on the author's heart. When the author met her for the second time, she finally sat down and no longer insisted on leaving. She looked at the author solemnly and said, "Sir, you are an honest person, I can tell you my family history. But there are three conditions, you must promise me."

  • AuthorLuo Jinfen
  • PublisherMingwen Publishing House
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I can't help but contemplate the individual who initially chose the Bauhinia as the symbolic flower of Hong Kong: were they unaware of the Bauhinia's history as a sterile hybrid, or did they shrewdly recognize that its mixed heritage, stunning beauty, unexpected emergence, and inability to reproduce independently parallel the legend of Hong Kong itself? When the world gazes upon Hong Kong, it encompasses more than just the familiar hotels and commercial structures; it embodies the city's intricate and mysterious story. It evokes the city's multifaceted and enduring spirit that surpasses the austere and impersonal architecture.

  • AuthorLong Yingtai
  • PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
  • Publication Date2011