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In a world resembling a fairy tale, Hsin Ching and Zhe Nan's love story began in a virtual online game, culminating in marriage. However, as reality set in, she realized that while he was ever-present in the virtual world, he was frequently occupied in real life. Their bond was inseparable, yet they struggled to connect when they needed each other the most. Amidst this, Hsin Ching becomes ensnared in a mysterious online group on Facebook, reigniting her addiction to online games. Zhe Nan, with a cryptic background, and Xu Xin, who approaches her with a hidden agenda, lead her into an unforeseen and dark world...
- AuthorGolden Bell
- PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
- Publication Date2014
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Wang Yixing's latest romantic radio drama, "Wow Wow Wow Love is Here," captures the love stories and struggles of Hong Kong women. This book presents the original script from the commercial radio program "Wow Wow Wow Hit Here," offering a nostalgic journey through the campus youth tales of the 80s and 90s. Featuring the first half of the story, the drama stars Sandra Ng as Sandra Ng, Wang Yixing as Wang SIR, and Yuen Chi-kin as Long Hair. With Wang Yixing as the screenwriter and Yuen Chi-kin as the producer, the two volumes are divided into nine captivating episodes, each delving into different facets of love and relationships.
- AuthorWang Yixing X 903 Chazha
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2009
Wang Yixing's latest romantic radio drama, "Wow Wow Wow Love is Here," delves into the complexities of love and the emotional scars of Hong Kong women. This book features the original and authentic script from the commercial radio program "Wow Wow Wow Hit Here," offering a nostalgic revisit to the campus youth stories of the 80s and 90s. The second half of the story is included, featuring Sandra Ng as Sandra Ng, Wang Yixing as Wang SIR, and Yuen Chi-kin as Long Hair. With Wang Yixing as the screenwriter and Yuen Chi-kin as the producer, the two volumes are divided into nine captivating episodes, each exploring different aspects of love and relationships.
- AuthorWang Yixing X 903 Chazha
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2009
If netizens are seen as inhabitants of the Internet, then I consider myself a traveler, never settling down, aware that this isn't a place for permanence. With the rise of the Internet, everyone's words have become sharper, but their core remains unchanged. Behind every eloquent facade lies the same human nature, where words may deny, but actions speak truth. We are overly concerned with appearances, obsessing over the facade that cloaks our true identity. Desperately striving to appear stylish, adopting attitudes, and feigning integrity and responsibility. We compromise our values and trade integrity for recognition. When did our moral compass become solely reliant on words, with no substance to support it? As long as the appearance is polished, even if it involves deceit and false pretenses, we feel fortified with mere words, going against everything, against ourselves.
- AuthorWang Yixing
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2013
In today's Hong Kong, while traces of humanity still exist, they are not as readily accessible as we may believe, often requiring luck to encounter. Amid widespread societal resentment and intense pressure, exacerbated by unattainable property ownership and soaring prices, individuals struggle to prioritize others while grappling with their own challenges. Even small businesses appear to be merely part of a media-driven sales strategy. Humanity, akin to common sense, seems to have faded in practice, lingering in name only. Wang Yixing reflects on life annually, observing society, discussing people and events, and contemplating the possibility of reclaiming the essence of humanity in Hong Kong.
- AuthorWang Yixing
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2018
The fleeting nature of emotions dictates that eight or nine out of ten feelings will inevitably fade away. The art lies in halting precisely at the moment when both parties are emotionally invested, transforming love into a cherished memory. This sentiment is rooted in the belief that people often fail to appreciate what they possess. Therefore, the path to embracing something forever necessitates the willingness to endure loss.
- AuthorLiang Wangfeng
- PublisherDay Reading Hall
- Publication Date2016