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Best-selling novel "Q Version Special Agent" author Liang Keqing, dawdling in the library every day, looking at rows of books, like doors to different worlds. This time he jumped into the world of literature to explore, analyze words, track works, delve into the author's life and experience, and lead readers into the world of secondary creation of literature with book reviews.
- AuthorLeung For-hing
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2011
Embark on a magical journey with Snowy, a girl, her adorable puppy, Yuen Yuen, and a mysterious boy. When the "amnesiac boy" joins her junior high class, Snowy is captivated by his ability to foresee the future and become a superhero. As their connection deepens, the boy's true identity unveils itself, building suspense until the final revelation.
- AuthorJunbi
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date
China, a nation with a deep-rooted love for singing and songs. The ancient sage and renowned educator Confucius compiled the first literary classic in China, known as the ""Book of Songs,"" which consists of a collection of song lyrics. These songs encompass a variety of genres, including folk songs, temple songs, sacrificial songs, and morning meeting songs, characterized by their wind, elegance, and ode. Even in times of hardship, such as when Confucius and his students were stranded without food, they continued to sing, play music, and teach. Confucius included ""Music"" as one of the ""Six Arts"" in his teachings. From the ""Book of Songs"" to the music bureau, poetry, lyrics, and tunes, Chinese cultural traditions have often found expression through singing. The fusion of rules and lyrics in these songs serves as a spiritual nourishment for both the literati and the general public. Some songs are intertwined with historical events, while others reflect the intricacies of everyday life.
- AuthorAh Nong
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2015
Easy-to-appreciate "light music" has been around for a long time, and literature should not be too heavy. Long, medium, short, and extremely short pieces, divided by word count, cannot distinguish whether reading is easy or not. This book collects more than 40 novels, with varying lengths, but they have one thing in common: they can be read easily.
- AuthorAh Nong, Ah Li, Zao Tian
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2018
On a distant island lies the "Princess Castle," where the residents are not fairytale beauties, but home to individuals with troubled pasts including a former top student exiled for love, a violent girl arrested for assault, a young mother involved in drug dealing, and a person battling drug addiction and schizophrenia. The author intimately shares their experiences, living and learning alongside them on a drug rehabilitation campus. Through their transformative journey, these scarred individuals find nobility and redemption, touching the soul with their struggles, darkness, and eventual rebirth.
- AuthorWang Xinling
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
- Publication Date2010
In her previous works, Quenby drew inspiration from the people and things around her. However, her latest book takes a different approach as she delves into her own life. Within its pages, she answers the questions mentioned earlier and reveals rarely known aspects about herself. By sharing these experiences, readers will gain a deeper understanding of Quenby and witness how these encounters have shaped her growth, transforming her into the mature and resilient individual she is today. Together, let's embark on a journey of personal growth alongside Junbi, leaving behind the footprints of our youth.
- AuthorQuenby Fung
- PublisherCrown Publishing House
- Publication Date2009