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The first part of the book is ""Beyond the Dust"", mainly writing about the landscapes of the 18 districts. The articles and photos were published in Ming Pao's ""Fun with Language"", with the theme of ""Finding the Disappearing Hong Kong"".
The second part is ""Strings of Memory"", as the name suggests, it is a personal review of some places, mainly describing the people and things that were related to me. If it inadvertently arouses the reader's imagination of the past, it is also unexpected.
- AuthorCHAN Chi Kian
- PublisherMing Window Publishing House
- Publication Date2019
Since the May Fourth Movement, female writers have explored themes of love, marriage, historical mission, political engagement, cultural observation, social commentary, and even deep psychological emotions of male and female characters during a turbulent and transitional era. In this book, the authors, including Xiao Hong, Zhang Ailing, Ling Shuhua, Lu Yin, and Shi Pingmei, offer diverse female narratives and body writings that resonate with the cultural and historical landscape of Chinese modern literature. Their works leave a rich narrative legacy for the evolving new era, inviting contemplation from the contemporary academic community.
- AuthorLin Xingqian
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2015
Biographies of great individuals endure because readers seek to understand their origins and the factors that led to their remarkable accomplishments. To truly inspire and motivate readers, biographies should go beyond mere storytelling. In the case of Charlie Chaplin, the legendary filmmaker, his silent films resonated with audiences by drawing from his personal experiences—such as an alcoholic father and a mother in and out of mental hospitals—transforming them into compelling stories. This unique biography not only uncovers the reasons behind Chaplin's achievements but also incorporates silent film plots inspired by his life experiences, creating an engaging reading experience. Additionally, it offers intriguing anecdotes and knowledge about London, Chaplin's hometown, further enhancing the book's appeal.
- AuthorAh Gu
- PublisherBreakthrough Publishing House
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"Feng Zikai's Family Letters" is a curated collection of letters edited by Feng Zikai's grandson, Feng Yu. It features correspondence and "Paintings for Grace Dog." The book comprises 180 letters written by Feng Zikai to his youngest son, Feng Xinmei, spanning from 1959 to 1975. Additionally, it includes 15 family letters addressed to his second daughter's son-in-law, Song Mufa, grandson Song Feijun, second son Feng Yuancuo, and third daughter Feng Ningxin. The content encompasses various topics, such as parenting, family matters, insights on poetry and painting, and heartfelt expressions during challenging times. These letters provide an authentic portrayal of Feng Zikai's later years, characterized by his sincere emotions and literary finesse. Each family letter, written in a concise and unadorned style, encapsulates a father's unconditional love for his children, while showcasing the wisdom and innocence of a scholar.
- AuthorFeng Yu, Feng Zikai
- PublisherTian Di Book Company Limited
- Publication Date
The term "Home Ownership Scheme" in Hong Kong primarily refers to the scheme launched in 1978. However, the authors' extensive research on the history of public housing reveals that government initiatives for home ownership date back to the 1960s. By analyzing public housing policies and architectural structures across different regions and years, they shed light on social, political, and economic changes. Considering the current housing policy and property market, the government must carefully consider the necessity of resale conditions, such as selling only to Hong Kong residents.
- AuthorEr Dong
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date
The New Territories showcases the contrasting Lek Yuen Estate's historical significance and the contemporary Mei Tin Estate's modernity, symbolizing the evolution of public housing in Hong Kong. Each estate tells a distinct story, representing the architectural style and characteristics of its era.
- AuthorEr Dong
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date