Touch Sensation -- Hong Kong Macau Self-Guided Tour: Hong Kong Macau Self-Guided Tour

Author: Liu Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The author of this book is one of the most adventurous and playful people I have ever met. He is passionate about climbing snow mountains, traveling, and photography. He is highly dedicated and professional in both climbing and photography, having ascended several snow mountains over 6,000 meters in altitude. He lives a carefree life, constantly traveling. He considers Tibet his hometown and visits there almost every year. He might be strolling on the street and, with a change of thought, head straight to the train station to buy a ticket to an unknown place, living a very romantic and free life. I remember he disappeared for several months last year, and later found out he was climbing a snow mountain in Tibet. After that, he traveled alone to Nepal and Bangladesh. Despite this, when he mentioned writing a book about travel, I was still quite surprised.
Liking pork doesn’t necessarily make someone a pig. Liking to travel doesn’t guarantee one can write a travel book. The author is a trained fine arts graduate and currently works as a graphic designer in Shenzhen. He has eccentric and exaggerated thoughts, as well as unusual behavior. When it comes to climbing and traveling, they can be hobbies or personal pursuits, but writing a book requires professional expertise and a broad audience. Being cool or individualistic doesn’t always lead to success. Typically, those who study fine arts aren’t very good at writing—this can be confirmed by middle school Chinese teachers. More importantly, if all fine arts graduates start writing, what about the livelihood of those who make a living from writing?
He frequently travels between Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau to gather various materials and take photos. When I met him and asked about his recent progress, he bluntly replied, “I’m writing a book.” Several friends were curious and eagerly awaited his results. A few months later, one day, he brought me a sample of the book and said, “Please give me some feedback.” I was surprised and looked at it curiously. The book’s title is simply “Touching Dynamism,” a very artistic and romantic name. Of course, the design of the book is impeccable, both exquisite and unique—this is his forte. Upon closer inspection, the content is highly practical, making it a definitive travel and shopping guide for Hong Kong and Macau. The detailed text and multi-angle images clearly show the effort he has put into it, covering everything from transportation and accommodation to shopping and tourist attractions in great depth. With this book in hand, Hong Kong and Macau are as clear to you as the lines on your palm. If you plan to visit Hong Kong and Macau, this book is the ideal guide.