Dear charming person

Author: Li Huaiyu
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: A figure of the Hong Kong literary scene, looking ahead! The "Four Great Wits of Hong Kong" – Jin Yong,, Ni Kuang, and Huang Zhi – each have their unique styles. The master of martial arts fiction, Jin Yong, in his career as a newspaper publisher, held the belief that "facts cannot be distorted, but opinions can be free." The player Cai Lan is equally renowned for his gourmet cuisine and literary works, believing in "transforming busy matters into leisurely ones, and not begrudging the present for loving the past." Ni Kuang is famous for his science fiction novels, yet his proudest achievements in life were "writing scripts for Zhang Che multiple times and once even writing a novel for Jin Yong." Huang Zhi is a master of lyric writing, free-spirited, yet deeply connected to Buddhism in his bones. As fellow talented women, Eileen Chang and Lin Yanni had love stories with their own unique flavors. As fellow cartoonists, Zhu Decong is modern, while Tsai Chih Chung is classical. As fellow food enthusiasts, Li Yuying pursued love, while Liang Wentao carried forward tradition. As fellow economists, Lin Xingzhi favored leisure in his heart, while considered his interests monotonous. As fellow renowned hosts, Yang Jinlin is known as a "sexually suggestive old man," while Hu Yi Hu is the "most sexually appealing male anchor in all of Taiwan." This book records the anecdotes and thoughts of the current figures of the Hong Kong literary scene. The selected individuals are well-known to readers across the two shores and three regions, yet the author takes a unique approach, portraying the lesser-known aspects of these famous figures with a light and effortless pen. The book features diverse personalities, written in a style that adheres to their individual traits, bringing vivid and engaging characters to life through fresh prose and clever dialogue.