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For centuries, Japan has adopted Chinese characters in its writing system. The utilization of Chinese characters diverges between China and Japan, and there has been a reciprocal exchange of knowledge in this regard. The research scope is extensive, offering numerous compelling topics for exploration. This book focuses on select common Chinese and Japanese words, examining their usage differences and similarities to captivate and engage readers.
- AuthorChen Zhicheng
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
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Trams hold an iconic status in Hong Kong, offering a unique vantage point to witness the city's scenery. In this book, authored by tram enthusiasts and collectors Joseph Tse and John Prentice, the rich history of trams spanning over a century is meticulously explored. The book vividly presents this history with over 500 precious pictures, resembling a tram museum. It covers the foundation of tram development and delves into important aspects such as tickets, stations, and styles. The authors' passion, knowledge, and experience bring forth the joy and significance of trams to readers.
- AuthorXie Yaohan, John Prentice
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book explores the auspicious patterns found in Chinese architecture, reflecting the Chinese people's aspirations for a harmonious life. Author So Man-hing has meticulously collected these patterns from across Hong Kong, including dragons, phoenixes, lions, and unicorns. Divided into ten chapters, it covers themes such as flora, auspicious animals, symbols, fame, education, myths, folk tales, marital harmony, longevity, and operatic motifs on tile ridges. Through vivid illustrations, readers can appreciate the beauty and significance of Chinese architectural art.
- AuthorSo Man-hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book delves into urban culture, introducing concepts like "cultural system," "cultural index," "cultural map," and "cultural space," while dissecting various aspects of urban culture. The author explores fourteen renowned cities, delving into what makes them unique cultural hubs. Additionally, the author visits different districts in Hong Kong, explores their cultural characteristics, and offers suggestions for the future development of urban culture in the city. Through this book, readers can contemplate the future of urban culture in Hong Kong alongside the author.
- AuthorRu Guolie
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2023
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This marks the author's new venture after nine novels, aiming to express previously hidden sentiments and create a new series of spiritual novels. Titled "If I Keep Going On," the plan involves various mediums and encourages individuals to voice long-buried emotions, release lingering worries, and overcome regrets. The book's three stories revolve around regrets stemming from trivial matters and misunderstandings, reflecting the common struggle to untangle life's complications. The narrative emphasizes the transformative power of words and the potential crisis of unspoken regrets, prompting introspection on the courage to speak up when given a second chance.
- AuthorWasabi
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
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Is it fate or an excuse that leads him into their world? A mysterious encounter with a woman disrupts his life trajectory. He thought he was their guardian angel, but a greater tragedy unfolds. Happiness eludes him, and answers seem elusive. In the stories of you, me, and him, thoughts and revelations intertwine. As debts and obligations accumulate, letting go becomes necessary. The author's preface highlights the desire for release, but the outcome often differs. Debts remain, with ourselves as the creditor.
- AuthorWasabi
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2009