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The founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, had a magnificent and legendary life. Mr. Wu Han made a comprehensive analysis and evaluation of Zhu Yuanzhang, which made this book of extraordinary significance and value in the study of Ming history and biographical literature, and can be regarded as a model for Zhu Yuanzhang's research.

Wu Han spent 20 years before and after writing "Zhu Yuanzhang Biography" and wrote four versions. The first version was written in June 1944, entitled "Ming Taizu"; the second version was written in August 1948, and the title was changed to "Zhu Yuanzhang Biography". Wu Han once presented the manuscript of the second version of "Zhu Yuanzhang Biography" to Mao Zedong for viewing. After reading it, Mao Zedong met with Wu Han twice and wrote a letter to Wu Han with his opinions on the book. In 1954, Wu Han revised "Zhu Yuanzhang Biography" again, and Mao Zedong put forward his opinions on the revised manuscript. At that time, Wu Han had printed 100 copies of the manuscript for comments, but it was not officially published. This book is based on the 1954 manuscript.

  • AuthorWu Han
  • PublisherThe Commercial Press
  • Publication Date2020
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To solve the drinking water difficulties of Hong Kong compatriots, the Central People's Government decided to build the Dongjiang-Shenzhen Water Supply Project. The book is divided into eight chapters, detailing the construction, expansion, and renovation history of this large-scale inter-basin water transfer project, and panoramically displaying various aspects of the construction of the Dongshen Water Supply Project.

  • AuthorChen Qiwen
  • PublisherKai Ming Bookstore
  • Publication Date2022
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Tung Wah Group of Hospitals has a long history in Hong Kong and is an important part of the collective memory of Hong Kong people. The author of this book has combed through many original files of Tung Wah, tracing the past of Tung Wah, introducing the history of Tung Wah's development over the years to the general readers in the form of a historical walk, with a large number of illustrations.

  • AuthorLu Shuying
  • PublisherThe Commercial Press
  • Publication Date2019
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This book clearly shows the development of Hong Kong school uniforms from the Hong Kong Foundation Day to the present in terms of years and style trends. Each chapter also includes many short stories to fill in the blanks of the history of school uniforms from a relaxed perspective. What's particularly valuable is that this book not only includes many old photos, but also more than four hundred hand-drawn illustrations. Through a visual feast page by page, it allows you to rediscover the beauty of our school uniforms that we have long taken for granted.

  • AuthorHong Kong Institute of Education, Chan Mei Yi
  • PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
  • Publication Date2019
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In the late Qing Dynasty, there was a power struggle between the emperor and the empress dowager, leading to a divided political landscape. Rong-lu, a Manchu nobleman, rose to prominence as the leader of the "Empress Party" but was later slandered and portrayed negatively in historical narratives. This book aims to provide a comprehensive and systematic study of Rong-lu's life, placing him within the historical context of the late Qing Dynasty. It explores his role as a strong advocate and key figure in modern military reform. Drawing from rare archives, contemporary collections, letters, and diaries, this book sheds light on Rong-lu's true legacy. The chapters cover various aspects of his life, from his family background and service to his involvement in military affairs during the Sino-Japanese War and the Boxer Rebellion. The book concludes with Rong-lu's return to Beijing and his contemporary evaluation.

  • AuthorMa Zhongwen
  • PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
  • Publication Date2021
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Chan Wing-ming, a passionate lover of Western classical music, engages in casual conversations with readers, sharing the enchanting musical landscapes he has encountered throughout his journey of music appreciation. He explores both instrumental and vocal music, delving into the intricacies of orchestras, the allure of concertos, solo pieces, and chamber music, and the vitality of song suites, divine songs, operas, and ballets. By examining the emotions and personalities of composers and conductors, the author offers a fresh perspective. This book aims to inspire readers to become music enthusiasts and revel in the world of Western classical music without relying heavily on classical references.

  • AuthorChen Yongming
  • PublisherThe Commercial Press
  • Publication Date2016