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Losing one's sight can be a devastating and unexpected event, akin to a sudden shock. While some individuals may lament the perceived injustice of their circumstances, the author of this book demonstrates remarkable resilience and determination. With unwavering enthusiasm, they manage to bring vibrant and colorful hues to their otherwise dark world.
- AuthorXu Qiming
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2019
Based on years of experience in nephrology nursing, the author shares the life stories of over fifty kidney disease patients in this book. Through their emotional journeys at different stages of kidney failure, readers can witness the wisdom and resilience gained through illness. While centered around kidney disease, the book also serves as a spiritual guide in facing adversity. The protagonists' positive attitudes and determination inspire readers, offering encouragement and understanding about kidney failure and its treatments.
- AuthorWang Xiurong
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2021
In recent years, the widespread application of positive psychology has paradoxically led to increased feelings of loss, unhappiness, and a surge in depression and suicide. This book delves into the complex relationship between positive thinking and these negative outcomes, urging scholars to explore this topic further. Divided into three parts, it clarifies misconceptions about positive thinking, presents 10 core abilities for continuous practice, and introduces 22 keywords to help readers shape their lives based on the author's extensive experience. The ultimate goal is for readers to live authentically, aligning with the core beliefs of this book.
- AuthorLiu Yuanzhang, Tao Zhaohui
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date
The author is a patient with depression, who has been suffering from depression for nearly thirty years, has been repeatedly attacked by severe depression, and has attempted suicide several times. Because of the long duration of the disease and the extensive damage suffered, he has a very personal and rich understanding of depression. What is rare about this book is that the author uses his personal diary data for thirty years as the basis, from the first person's thoughts, behaviors, and life, using ""day"" as the unit of time for disease observation, to study the generation, deterioration, and outbreak of depression. At the same time, it also studies the mechanism of depression - unprecedentedly reinterpreting the depression in patients with depression.
- AuthorJohnny B. Foo
- PublisherRed Publishing (Aomori Culture)
- Publication Date2022
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The author Tsang Wai Keung's latest work, "The Wind is Rising, Live On!" records his journey alongside multiple myeloma. Confronted with the relentless torment of the disease, he ultimately chose to cease drug treatment. Faced with life's impermanence, he chose to embrace a more poetic outlook on life and death. In the end, regardless of wealth, age, skin color, or status, all individuals will ultimately reach the same destination. The narrative is ongoing, as the wind continues to blow. The articles in this new work revolve around the relationship between humanity and nature, emphasizing a deep reverence for life. The author holds profound respect for nature and laments the continuous devastation inflicted upon it by human actions. Many articles intentionally or unintentionally reference past events, evoking a memoir-like essence within the book. The publication of this book aims to impart a sense of positivity and convey the message that literature can be deeply personal, yet remarkably grounded and worldly. Comprising five volumes with approximately 180,000 words, the book encompasses ninety-eight articles, twenty-nine of which have been previously published on various platforms in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
- AuthorTsang Wai Keung
- PublisherRed Publishing (Aomori Culture)
- Publication Date2022
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The future is a world full of AI. To prepare for our children's future, we must guide them to learn how to coexist with AI, how to collaborate with AI, and how to become irreplaceable in the ever-changing future. This book shows how to teach your child to ""think"", which is key to survival in the future world of artificial intelligence (AI).
- AuthorFei Yimin
- PublisherRed Publishing (Aomori Culture)
- Publication Date2022
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