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"A Memoir of Wesley" is an important derivative work of Ni Kuang's novel. Dr. Yeh Lee-hwa based on the original 145 novels by Ni Kuang and wrote and rewrote a series of new and old science fiction stories in Wesley’s style, answering many mysteries hidden in the original works, and connecting the protagonist's life at different phases. Ni Kuang himself gave this series high praise, "I believe that this set of books will also be passed down as a legend in the history of writing. There has never been another author who can supplement the original author's stories so well, and extend it so well!" In Miaojiang, there is a kind of "heart spell", which, once cast, can stop your loved one from changing their heart, and you cannot abandon the person you once loved. Otherwise, you’d die of a sudden illness sooner or later, and there is no cure. Wesley traveled all over the world, trying to remove the “heart spell” he cast out of curiosity, which caused an unprecedented struggle in the world of witchcraft...
- AuthorYeh Lee-hwa
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2019
This book tells the story of William Tang's journey in the fashion industry and his design process. William Tang has loved drawing portraits since he was a child. He used to draw dolls and match them with different clothes for his classmates, which planted the seeds for his future career in fashion. Later, he completed his university degree at lightning speed and flew to London to pursue his dream of design creativity. Now, he has achieved great success in the fashion industry. In addition to recording his journey in the fashion dream factory, which has experienced ups and downs over the decades, this book also witnesses the development of fashion in Hong Kong, Greater China, and even foreign countries.
- AuthorWilliam Tang Tat-chi
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2020
The pleats on Issey Miyake's clothing reflect the history and social changes of Japan; The 17th and 20th centuries were both eras of great female designers, and the two eras had a dialogue with each other; When consumer culture and urban space were combined in the early 20th century, it led to the rising fame of Atget who photographed fashionable window displays in Paris; Pleats determine the structure of clothing and also liberate women's bodies; Yves Saint Laurent loves hair on men’s and women’s bodies, and let’s not forget hair is one of the key elements in the modern history of bodily discipline; Fashion week is a festival and ceremony. Can live streaming a fashion show on Snapchat capture reality and immediacy at the same time? Fashion is not just about fashion, it’s also the signs of the times, a city’s memory about life, customs and style. "Every time I look at old photos of my elders in twisted cable-knit sweaters, houndstooth pants, dark red round-toe flats, with hairstyles and earrings that were popular at the time, I find something eternal in them despite their out-of-date looks. There is something being frozen in the frame, not just the clothing style or hairstyles, posture or demeanor, but a kind of aura presented by putting everything together. If people want to have a popular item simply because of desire, then why do they keep them when they are no longer popular?" In fashion, a moment is eternal. Once you lift all the fashionable layers of lace and lining, as well as stretch out the fashionable pleats, what’s left behind? Is it a lie, a dream, or an alternative truth of kinds? Fong Tai-chor observes the changes in the world through fashion and fashion-related stories, telling the relationship between fashion and the times through fashion symbols, soul, style and desire.
- AuthorFong Tai-chor
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2016
Caution: This book contains potentially sensitive content! Please be advised that the contents of this book include labels for young people such as waste youth, dreams, mockery, swearing, Cantonese, love, and more. As a result, it may evoke feelings of unease, irritability, anxiety, or resistance. Kindly proceed with awareness.
- AuthorGolden Past
- PublisherP.PLUS Limited
- Publication Date2017
Writing notes to record the inspirations and feelings you get from the books you read is a pleasure for book lovers and collectors, and it is also the path to the world of books. The collection of essays by Hong Kong's famous writer and book collector, Yip Linfeng, is divided into three volumes. This volume includes many articles from the collections "Reading Essays," "Literary Essays," and "Beichuang Reading Record," totaling 111 articles. The themes revolve around personal reading experiences, painting and calligraphy reviews, and literary stories, revealing Yip's image of being well-read; there are also prefaces and introductions, recording Yip's cultural footprint, patriotic feelings, and his fight against epidemic, giving an overview of Yip's life anchored in books and literature.
- AuthorYip Linfeng
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2019
Writing notes to record the inspirations and feelings you get from the books you read is a pleasure for book lovers and collectors, and it is also the path to the world of books. The collection of essays by Hong Kong's famous writer and book collector, Yip Linfeng, is divided into three volumes. This volume includes the collection of essays "Miscellaneous Records of the Late Qing Dynasty", and many articles from the newspaper columns "Hong Kong Bibliography" and "Book Fish Chat", with translations, totaling 79 articles. The content discusses personal feelings about reading and writing, literary figures, book reviews related to Hong Kong, the archenemy of book lovers, and even translated themes related to books, reflecting Yip's love for books.
- AuthorYip Linfeng
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2019