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Gathering Chinese expressions may appear insignificant, yet it holds the essence of the original Cantonese language - be it slang or colloquial, these are our unique languages!
- AuthorSo Man Hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2018
This book features 96 captivating Cantonese slang stories, transporting you to the roots of the Chao language before the Xianfeng era. Through folk tales, market life, historical stories, cultural customs, and classic Chao language, it invites you to laugh and reminisce, offering a glimpse into the vibrant daily lives of Cantonese people in the past.
- AuthorSo Man Hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2016
Rediscover the past, delve into folk tales, and embrace old Cantonese slang! This book presents 116 captivating Cantonese slang stories, offering a glimpse into the humorous and intriguing daily lives of Cantonese people. These stories originate from folk tales, market life, historical events, and traditional culture. Each sentence is filled with profound meanings. The book carefully excludes slang phrases like ""Mouse tail sores - big sun is limited"" and ""No melon to find an eggplant"" (self-seeking trouble) that lack verifiable sources. Instead, it selects 116 interesting Cantonese slang expressions, providing background stories to explore the bygone era of Cantonese life. Immerse yourself in the lively and vivid, humorous and witty market dialogues of the past.
- AuthorSo Man Hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2015
Embrace the past, don't shy away! Discover the Chao language legacy of our grandparents, each sentence a testament to bygone days! With 127 captivating Cantonese slang stories rooted in folk tales, market life, historical events, and traditional culture, this book showcases the profound meanings and intriguing nature of Cantonese.
- AuthorSo Man Hing
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2014
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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