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A group of individuals witnessed a train levitating on a mountain, prompting them to question whether they experienced a collective hallucination. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they uncover that the ghost train is linked to a murder case from decades ago. One of the individuals, who happened to have a personal connection, resolves to uncover the truth. However, they soon discover that even their own family is entangled in the mystery surrounding the ghost train. As the story unfolds, they transform into skilled detectives, determined to solve all the mysteries and reveal the secrets behind the ghost train.
- AuthorJunbi
- PublisherShanbian Publishing House
- Publication Date2019
This is a book written by experts in philosophy, exploring the profound ideas hidden within popular comic works like "One Punch Man," "Death Note," and "Parasite." By analyzing these comics, the book connects philosophical concepts with real-life issues, encouraging readers to reflect on topics they may not have considered deeply before. It covers semantics, emotional philosophy, life values, utopia, and includes a "philosophy classroom" for further study. This book allows comic fans to enter the realm of philosophy and unravel its mysteries.
- AuthorLuo Yajun
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2019
A major fire in Shek Kip Mei in the 1950s reshaped Hong Kong's housing history, leading to the rapid development of public housing estates. These estates, though modest in design, fostered a strong sense of community where neighbors cared for and supported one another. This book explores the unique history, cultural characteristics, and memories associated with 33 public housing estates in Kowloon, featuring captivating photographs and valuable information about characteristic attractions, restaurants, and events. As Hong Kong undergoes changes, it's essential to cherish these collective memories while they still exist.
- AuthorEr Dong, Li Jianxin
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date2009
The 1980s witnessed the rise of local popular culture, particularly Cantonese songs. This book delves into the origins of Hong Kong's music scene, drawing from newspapers, magazines, and personal experiences. It explores the decline of English songs, the emergence of Cantonese songs, the popularity of TV drama theme songs, and the success of artists like Roman Tam, Leslie Cheung, and Anita Mui. Additionally, it examines the development of singers, notable albums, and the music industry's peripheral aspects in that era. The revised edition includes insights on movie theme songs, radio station music selection, and the expanding influence of Cantonese songs.
- AuthorWong Ha Pak
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2020
This series explores over 30 public housing estates on Hong Kong Island and the outlying islands, delving into their unique design features, architecture, and background stories. Accompanied by stunning photographs, the series provides a comprehensive understanding of local history, culture, and housing policies. It also highlights characteristic restaurants, old shops, events, and attractions worth exploring.
- AuthorEr Dong, Li Jianxin
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date2012
Chou Siu-ning, a popular and spirited secondary school student, falls into the clutches of a drug trafficking group led by Siu-ping. Coerced and addicted, he becomes her right-hand man, living a dangerous life. A pivotal decision leads him to become a boy lurking beside the devil, forever altering his path.
- AuthorMai Seed Dragon
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2018