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Author Jiang Xun engages in the unique practice of reading, seeing the world through observant eyes. From both sides of the strait to various locations, he explores reality and the digital realm, delving into social phenomena and life events. With incisive analysis, he reflects on the legacies of cultural and political figures. Through his writings, he invites readers to experience the vibrant scenery he has encountered and embraces a lifestyle of beauty and freedom.

  • AuthorJiang Xun
  • PublisherMing Pao Publishing
  • Publication Date2019
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Yuan Longping, a renowned scientist, reflects on his more than 80-year scientific journey for the first time. The book outlines three trajectories of the hybrid rice business: academic innovation, breeding practice, and collaborative tackling. It reveals unknown stories and remarks about Yuan Longping, including his birth, his determination to devote himself to agriculture, and the impact of famine on his unwavering commitment to cultivating hybrid rice. The book also highlights the guidance he received from Guan Xianghuan and Bao Wenkui, as well as his debates with Li Jingxiong and jokes with Wu Wenjun. Through this book, readers can gain insight into the challenges behind the success of hybrid rice and witness the diligent and passionate journey of a scientist pursuing his ideals.

  • AuthorYuan Longping's Oral, Xin Yeyun's Interview and Arrangement
  • PublisherKai Ming Bookstore
  • Publication Date2021
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An old friend questioned why I am now advocating for purchasing apartnments in new buildings. He shared his experience of buying two flats in a residential new building in 2010 and recently selling them. While one floor rmanaged to break even, the other incurred a slight loss. He felt as though five years of his time had been stolen. He mentioned that if he had bought a second-hand building, especially a cheap one, it would have appreciated by over 50%...

  • AuthorTang Wenliang
  • PublisherMing Pao Publishing
  • Publication Date2016
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This book explores the macro history and culture, focusing on the interactive relationship between the New Territories Rural Committee and local culture. It delves into the establishment, development, and evolution of the committee, as well as its functions. By examining the various types of local culture in the New Territories, it highlights their content and characteristics. The book also showcases the committee's efforts in preserving, promoting, and developing the local culture, aiming to provide a fair evaluation.

  • AuthorLau Shu Lan
  • PublisherThe Commercial Press
  • Publication Date2018
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Hong Kong Island and Kowloon boast a rich history, with historical buildings scattered throughout. Even in the mountainous and sea-separated areas of the New Territories and Outlying Islands, intriguing and historical buildings can be found. These include politically significant sites like Sha Tau Kok Chung Ying Street, the former residence of revolutionary Yip Ding Shih, and the colonial-style old Tai O Police Station. Building upon the success of his bestselling book "Forgotten Historical Buildings - Hong Kong Island and Kowloon," architectural heritage researcher Chan Tin Kuen now presents "Forgotten Historical Buildings - New Territories and Outlying Islands." This book takes you on a journey to explore the historical buildings in the New Territories East, New Territories West, and Outlying Islands, unveiling the captivating stories behind each structure. With stunning on-site photographs and the author's expert explanations, the book also delves into the recent hot topic of the New Territories Northeast Development Plan, offering conservation perspectives.

  • AuthorChan Tin Kuen
  • PublisherMing Pao Publishing
  • Publication Date2014
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Discover the fascinating historical buildings that have played a significant role in the growth of Hong Kong. From the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market to the Tsim Sha Tsui Signal Tower, and the Kowloon City Marquis Temple to University Hall, each building has its unique characteristics and historical stories. Hong Kong boasts a diverse range of historical buildings influenced by both Eastern and Western cultures, representing the historical treasures of the vibrant city. Despite their presence in our surroundings, many people are unaware of the aesthetic and historical significance behind these structures. Architectural heritage researcher Chen Tianquan sheds light on the grading system of Hong Kong's historical buildings, categorizes and summarizes the attributes of historical monuments, and showcases thirty-four Chinese and Western architectural heritage sites in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon through captivating visuals that highlight their architectural aesthetics.

  • AuthorChan Tin Kuen
  • PublisherMing Pao Publishing
  • Publication Date2013