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This book shares over a hundred years of Hong Kong's aviation story through more than 300 documents and old objects, with the history of the airport from Kai Tak to Chek Lap Kok as the main axis. The collection includes old photos, postcards, handwritten tickets, boarding passes, needle cards, first flight envelopes, luggage stickers, etc., many of which are exposed for the first time.
- AuthorIr. James Ng
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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The book covers the origins and development of schools in the New Territories and outlying islands, the history of teacher education in the New Territories, regional characteristics, interviews with people, traditional cultural customs, and other categories. It leads readers back to the last century, to experience the student life in the New Territories and outlying islands, and to introduce community festival customs in depth, to understand the interaction between rural schools in the New Territories and outlying islands and the overall community cultural life from multiple perspectives.
- AuthorCheng Po Wing, Lee Tsz Kin, Tang Wing Yu
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
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Trams hold an iconic status in Hong Kong, offering a unique vantage point to witness the city's scenery. In this book, authored by tram enthusiasts and collectors Joseph Tse and John Prentice, the rich history of trams spanning over a century is meticulously explored. The book vividly presents this history with over 500 precious pictures, resembling a tram museum. It covers the foundation of tram development and delves into important aspects such as tickets, stations, and styles. The authors' passion, knowledge, and experience bring forth the joy and significance of trams to readers.
- AuthorXie Yaohan, John Prentice
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book explores the auspicious patterns found in Chinese architecture, reflecting the Chinese people's aspirations for a harmonious life. Author So Man-hing has meticulously collected these patterns from across Hong Kong, including dragons, phoenixes, lions, and unicorns. Divided into ten chapters, it covers themes such as flora, auspicious animals, symbols, fame, education, myths, folk tales, marital harmony, longevity, and operatic motifs on tile ridges. Through vivid illustrations, readers can appreciate the beauty and significance of Chinese architectural art.
- AuthorSo Man-hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book delves into urban culture, introducing concepts like "cultural system," "cultural index," "cultural map," and "cultural space," while dissecting various aspects of urban culture. The author explores fourteen renowned cities, delving into what makes them unique cultural hubs. Additionally, the author visits different districts in Hong Kong, explores their cultural characteristics, and offers suggestions for the future development of urban culture in the city. Through this book, readers can contemplate the future of urban culture in Hong Kong alongside the author.
- AuthorRu Guolie
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2023
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In this book, author Chan Cheuk-yiu reflects on the heartbreaking reality of poverty in Hong Kong. She observes that despite the prosperity of the city, there are still individuals, including children and the elderly, who suffer from cold and hunger. Chan passionately seeks out those living in poverty, aiming to provide care, respect, and warmth amidst their desperate circumstances. Through her experiences in social work, she discovers that poverty is not a one-size-fits-all situation but manifests in varying degrees. The book portrays the unique stories of homeless individuals, solitary elderly, and grassroots families, shedding light on their struggles in the shadows of Hong Kong's seemingly prosperous facade.
- AuthorChan Cheuk-yiu
- PublisherBright Light Culture Publishing House
- Publication Date2016