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Dr. Huang Lison's memoir commences with his formative years in Shantou, followed by his academic journey through primary, secondary, and university education in Hong Kong. Subsequently, amidst the perils of the Japanese siege, he hastily made his way to the wartime capital of Chongqing, and eventually embarked on a journey to Oxford, England via India for advanced studies. His academic pursuits then led him to the United States, where he conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Chicago. The trajectory of his career evolves through distinct stages: a decade of teaching in Singapore and another in Kuala Lumpur. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, he made significant contributions to the field of free radical chemistry, which continue to resonate today. Subsequently, he served as the president of Nanyang University and the University of Hong Kong for a cumulative period of eighteen years, displaying unwavering dedication to strategic planning and operational excellence. Throughout his life, he wholeheartedly devoted himself to the realms of education and academia, persistently and assiduously contributing until his retirement.
- AuthorHuang Lisong
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2000
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Drama teaching extends beyond mere acting, offering a deeper significance. ""The Stage of Life in the Classroom: Teaching Literature through Drama"" specifically focuses on literature classes, highlighting the advantages of incorporating drama into teaching. Through active engagement, students can empathize with characters, contemplate their circumstances and life choices, develop a deeper appreciation for literary language and style, and showcase their creativity through writing. This approach nurtures emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and aesthetic sensibilities, fostering a profound understanding of life through self-exploration and collaborative work. To maximize the impact of teaching and learning, this book elucidates how to integrate drama teaching theories and techniques, such as monologue drama, questioning roles, reading theater, author's multiple voices, and roundtable discussions, into literature classes. Moreover, these methods can be adapted to other humanities and social sciences. In the vibrant drama classroom, students embody diverse characters, heroes, and literary figures from different eras, facilitating empathy and intellectual exchange both on and off the stage. This book serves as an invaluable resource for those interested in drama teaching, offering detailed script examples as practical reference material.
- AuthorHe Xunyi
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2011
Lin Ru-heng, also known as Bi-cheng, was a renowned poet in Hong Kong. His collection, "The Poetry of Lin Bi-cheng," is a precious gem in Hong Kong and Chinese literature. Originally published in 1959 and circulated among a small group, this reprint introduces the book to a wider audience. It includes an introduction, supplementary materials, and poetries of other members of the Solidarity Club for comparative study. Republishing "The Poetry of Lin Bi-cheng" is crucial in the current era of seeking cultural identity and recognizing Hong Kong's historical memories. Through this book, readers can appreciate the literary and aesthetic experience while gaining a deeper understanding of China's complex modern history. The new edition includes illustrations, photos, and historical materials, catering to various readers, from experts and scholars to poetry enthusiasts and general readers, to appreciate the emotional world and textual charm of this remarkable poet.
- AuthorLin Ruheng
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2011
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Foreigners often struggle to understand the concept of melancholy. Despite the passage of time, this feeling remains unchanged every spring, defying efforts to discard it. Their worst misfortune is merely annoyance, as the sense of melancholy cannot be created by the barrel of a gun. In life, encountering obstacles and setbacks is inevitable. It may surprise you to learn that even Yi Shu, a renowned writer, faces difficulties in her craft. Have you heard the story of her journey into the literary world? Instead of worrying, why not enjoy Yi Shu's favorite dramas and engage in lighthearted conversations about family and joy?
- AuthorYi Shu
- PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
- Publication Date2020
Have you heard of symptoms like sunshine depression, high-functioning anxiety, morning fear syndrome, or Monday syndrome? Do you know colleagues with these traits? Despite their smiles and high work efficiency, their hearts are full of repression and anxiety. The author of this book, Elaine Chung, once experienced these conditions. After returning from Canada, Elaine, with excellent academic qualifications and a happy family life, found herself frequently attacked by terror and sadness. However, her journey through cancer and panic disorder led her to realize the blessing in disguise within seemingly dangerous and cursed experiences. This book shares the life wisdom of spiritual masters and Elaine's own story, offering mental methods like the "happiness formula" and the "emergency situation list" to guide readers out of negative emotions and self-doubt, and towards lasting happiness.
- AuthorElaine Chung
- PublisherP.PLUS Limited
- Publication Date2021
Beneath the same sky, individuals with intellectual disabilities continually surprise us, breaking free from the confines of their "intellectual disability" and reigniting the spark of life for us all.
- AuthorLi Weirong
- PublisherHong Kong University Press
- Publication Date2008
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