Bits and pieces -- Random thoughts about the capital city

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Features: This is a fashionable cultural illustrated reader, edited by SOHO Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., closely connected with contemporary urban life and architectural culture. Some articles are selected from the company's internal publication, SOHO Weekly, founded by SOHO Real Estate Developers. In its four years of publication, it has extended its reach beyond the limitations of a real estate developer and an internal publication, caring about urban culture, fashion culture, architectural culture, and even the urban lifestyles of people. The (intellectuals) it has gathered have showcased their unique perspectives on public matters with distinctive writing styles, presenting substantial thoughts and opinions. Although there may be occasional themed writings, you will quickly find that its articles are more interesting, more personal, and more grounded in urban scenes than those in most similar publications. It allows everyone to find a quiet moment in the bustling commercial society and listen to truly insightful voices. Published in June 2004 as That Year by SOHO Weekly, this book climbed the rankings of major bookstores and media within less than a month. This was an unexpected success, not only for the book market but also for the publisher. However, the fact it brought reflects readers' tastes to some extent. The Chopped Salad can be considered a continuation and significant expansion of That Year. It covers 15 topics and perspectives, all of which are matters of concern to modern people, and is illustrated throughout, making it an illustrated book that balances humanistic quality and literary refinement.