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The TV series "Under the Lion Rock" reflects on whether the road walked by Hong Kong people has been filled with more laughter or more sighs. Over the seventy years from the end of World War II to the present, Hong Kong people have encountered numerous challenging days, yet there have also been moments of joy. In this book, I aim to unveil the journey of Hong Kong people through this nostalgic exploration. Professor Zhou Yongxin's trilogy, "The Real Face of Poverty", "The Identity and Values of Hong Kong People", and "Looking Back at Seventy Years of Hong Kong", serves as a valuable lesson in the social development of post-war Hong Kong. Understanding the path we have traversed in the past will illuminate the possibilities for creating our future.
- AuthorZhou Yongxin
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2016
This book chronicles the remarkable life of Mr. Chen Yingjie, the founding president of the ""Taishan Public Virtue Association"". Born in poverty in Penghu, he made a vow to eradicate cancer and save lives as a way to repay his mother's kindness. With unwavering determination, he embarked on a challenging journey, lighting the lamp of his soul and paving a path of great love. Mr. Chen's extraordinary story unfolds, starting from his upbringing on the Penghu Islands in Taiwan to his courageous decision to establish the ""Taishan Public Virtue Association"" in Hong Kong. The pain of losing his parents inspired him to climb Mount Taishan, sparking the idea for the association. His mission: to combat cancer and repay his parents' kindness. The book delves into the association's active initiatives, including free clinics, patient support, financial assistance, and medical research promotion. It serves as a testament to the dedicated individuals who have worked tirelessly, silently performing acts of kindness for many years. Furthermore, the book aims to inspire patients to bravely confront life's challenges.
- AuthorChen Yingjie
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2014
This book delves into the ancient Chinese numerology culture, often dismissed as witchcraft by science, yet deeply intertwined with the Chinese people's interaction with nature and the origins of ancient technology. Through an exploration of numerology, divination, Feng Shui, and traditional crafts, readers gain insight into the foundational elements and achievements of ancient technological civilization, as well as the wisdom it holds. Additionally, the book prompts reflection on the ethical and ecological challenges posed by modern technology.
- AuthorLi Jianshan, Jia Xiangtong
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2017
The tram, a longstanding symbol of public transportation in Hong Kong, has witnessed the city's transformations. This book shares compelling stories from the 1950s and 1960s, showcasing the unity and resilience of the tram workers in their fight for rights and dignity. By examining early texts and comics of the tram union, the book offers insights into the lives of Chinese people under colonial rule and their unwavering pursuit of justice and dignity. The revised edition provides additional details on the tram management's "starvation policy" and sheds light on the roles of the two general managers, Simmons and Johnston, in the Russell Street bloodshed.
- AuthorYu Fei, Shi Qiuxin
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book covers various aspects of Kowloon's early urban development, education history, character interviews, art education, and literature, leading readers to revisit familiar streets and attractions, explore the footprints of the times, and trace how art education in various schools in Kowloon creates a community cultural and artistic atmosphere.
- AuthorLiu Ying, Lee Chi Kin, Chan Chi Tak
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2021
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This book explores the history and future of textbooks, showcasing a selection of textbooks from the late Qing Dynasty to the 1970s. With over 200 images, it is divided into four chapters. "The Story of Textbooks" examines the characteristics of textbooks across different time periods. "Textbooks of Different Subjects" highlights the changes and constants in various subjects over the years. "The Design of Textbooks" analyzes the technical advancements and underlying ideologies in illustrations and bookbinding. Lastly, "Textbooks and Education" reflects on the interplay between textbooks and education, as well as their future. By delving into the pages of these textbooks, readers are invited to revisit classrooms of the past and gain a new perspective on educational history.
- AuthorChung Yen-chi
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2021
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