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The latest novel series by Wei Ya - Wei Ya Suspense Novel 1 "Drama Girl" I will disappear after a hundred days. A page of the blog "I will disappear after a hundred days" has attracted the attention of a group of peers such as Yifei, Aqing, and Qiaoer. Who is the blog owner "Flower on the Dust"? Why does she want to "disappear" herself? What kind of soul does that rich and beautiful narrative represent, crying in hesitation, wandering, or struggling? What should they do to dispel her sinking or save her... life?
- AuthorWei Ya
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2009
This book uses his latest work "Barcelona Murder Case" as an example to tell you how he conceived this novel: Why is the novel set in Spain? How does he choose the setting for the novel? There are many characters in the novel, how to set them? How to start writing the story? How to create suspense in the story to make it engaging? How to design the ending? In addition, Leung Hau Ching also provides some personal insights on writing, sharing his writing habits and experiences.
- AuthorLeung Fo Hing
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2016
Zhou You chose the title "Close to Life is Heaven" to capture her eighteen years of living in Sweden, transitioning from heavenly bliss to the realities of everyday life. The book offers a balanced portrayal of her experiences, sharing daily encounters, family life, work experiences, and reflections on Swedish culture and social phenomena. While Sweden's allure is undeniable, Zhou You candidly discusses both the joys and concerns of daily life, emphasizing that truly understanding a foreign country requires long-term immersion. Her writings depict the happiness alongside doubts and worries, encapsulating the essence of being "close to" living in heaven.
- AuthorZhou You
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2017
In 2017, Minyi made the front page of the A1 newspaper, with the headline "Three times cancer in six years, 21-year-old university student busy writing 'The Best Days'". At that time, she had already announced that the title of the book would be "The Best Days, The Worst Days". Minyi said in the book: "Are my days bad? Diagnosed with cancer at the age of fifteen, plagued by illness for many years, went to my long-cherished Tibet at the age of twenty-one, in this dreamlike place, suddenly half-body paralysis, suddenly found that cancer has spread to the brain. My days are more than bad? They are simply terrible. But in such bad days, I feel an unprecedented peace. Because the worst situation "finally" happened, I no longer have to worry.
- AuthorMinyi
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2018
In the new revised edition of 2021, explore the depths of your understanding of Cantonese. From Cantonese slangs to the meanings behind proverbs and idioms, delve into the rich linguistic heritage of the language. Uncover the origins of phrases like "If there is something, leave it to the mountain first" and unravel the meanings behind expressions like "single-eyed man watching his wife" and "fairy fart." Discover slowly disappearing Cantonese nursery rhymes such as "Big dumb elephant, holding a gun, going to war, can't win, come back to eat a bowl of chili sauce." Expand your knowledge beyond C0T (iced lemon tea) and explore other tea restaurant terms, hair salon terms, and taxi terms. Additionally, the new revised edition updates the "Hong Kong Celebrity Quotes" chapter, shedding light on the true intentions behind memorable statements made by figures like Choi Fung Wah and Lee Lai Shan.
- AuthorCantonese Data Museum
- PublisherBright Light Culture Limited Company
- Publication Date2021
Leung For-hing's first campus detective series follows Arnold, Kam Shui, and Wu Ying, ordinary secondary school students caught up in online-triggered mysteries. With their detective minds, they solve cases in four stories: "Deathly Download," "The Lost Two Minutes," "Murderous Intent Under the Starry Sky," and "Virtual Kidnapping." The author's witty style engages young readers while highlighting the hidden dangers of the online world.
- AuthorLeung For Hing
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2008