This book is a collection of science fiction stories that explore the beauty of engineering and technology through imaginative and futuristic narratives. It features works from over ten prominent Chinese science fiction authors, showcasing the grandeur of engineering and the vastness of the universe.

Translation of: The magic barrel. Bernard Malamud's first book of short stories, The Magic Barrel, has been recognized as a classic from the time it was published in 1959. The stories are set in New York and in Italy [where Malamud's alter ego, the struggling New York Jewish Painter Arthur Fidelman, roams amid the ruins of old Europe in search of his artistic patrimony].

This mystery novel delves into the complexities of love, marriage, and deception. The story revolves around a character who receives a threatening message from a woman he had an affair with years ago, just before his wedding. As he tries to protect his relationship and wedding, he uncovers hidden truths and faces unexpected challenges.

Wu Zheng's collection of novellas includes four, "The Tunnel of Life and Death", "The Weathered Case", "Sisters", and "The Car Shop", along with three essays. His novels explore relationships between individuals and times, mastering various literary styles and blending fiction and non-fiction to create unique charm.

This book is described as a science fiction novel that doesn’t quite feel like one. It tells the story of the growth of triplet girls under a scientific experiment, the three nannies, the members of the three adoptive families, and many vivid characters. Despite the twists and turns of the plot, the author writes in a light tone that is captivating.

The novel follows a father and daughter in Guangdong and Hong Kong, experiencing the city's golden age and isolation, while the daughter navigates the pandemic and encounters a legendary sculptor, highlighting themes of obsession and reconciliation.

The novel follows Yang Zhijun, who gives birth to her daughter at seventeen, just like her mother. After a failed marriage, she no longer seeks love. However, fate leads her and her granddaughter into a complex relationship with the Ye family, causing her to be off guard.

The story revolves around the death of the female star Yao Jing, who bequeaths her entire estate to a stranger, sparking curiosity and speculation among people. The novel delves into the mysterious aspects of Yao Jing’s background and past.

The novel explores the historical legend of Chinese traditional cuisine. The story starts with Hong Kong dim sum and traces the intergenerational stories of Yong Yisheng [榮貽生] and Chen Wuju [陳五舉], and highlighting the changes brought about by food since the Republic of China.

Cao Juren's novel "Hotel" depicts the post-war era of Hong Kong in the 1950s, where troubled individuals enter a world of feasting and lust, with each holding hope for future joys and sorrows. The story ends in the hotel, urging readers to save themselves or fall.

Translation of '余命一年と宣告された僕が、余命半年の君と出会った話' by 森田碧. Hayasaka Akito, a 17-year-old high school student with exceptional artistic talent, is diagnosed with a heart tumor and has only one year to live. He meets Sakurai Haruna, a painter with a fearless attitude towards death, and their relationship transforms his life, making it more interesting and hopeful.

Hai Ya's 2023 Hugo Award-winning book features ten short and medium-length works, including "The Painter of Time and Space." The author explores Chinese history through imagination, blending turbulent facts with modern times. Through science and ancient traditions, the book explores human possibilities, civilization, and the future.

This book is a critically acclaimed novel that won the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It explores the lives of various characters in Shanghai during the 1960s and 1990s, intertwining their stories with the city's vibrant history and culture.

This book is a collection of ten real-life forensic cases, reimagined into suspenseful stories. It aims to provide a deep and painful wake-up call for parents and children caught in difficult situations.

This novel explores the lives of a group of drifters in the city of Shenzhen, capturing the complexities and contradictions of urban life. The narrative delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the pursuit of dreams in a rapidly changing environment.

This novel is set in an American university during the financial crisis, exposing the administrative corruption and negligence within the institution. The story uses satire and metaphor to present the struggles and conflicts faced by the characters, making it a thought-provoking read.

It explores the eerie and mysterious events that unfold during a virtual reality conference. The narrative delves into themes of technology, human interaction, and the supernatural, creating a chilling and immersive experience for the reader.

This mystery novel revolves around a series of murders linked to a food delivery platform. The story follows a private detective who is hired to uncover the truth behind these incidents, navigating through a web of suspects and motives to find the real culprit.

This book delves into the eerie and mysterious aspects of human life, exploring various supernatural and psychological themes through a series of short stories.

Nathan Road, once bustling with shops and people, is suddenly filled with monsters threatening passers-by. The city is connected but blocked by invisible walls, leaving only one way to survive: to pass the level.

This book explores the romantic tales set in Hong Kong, capturing the essence of love and relationships in the bustling city.

This book presents eight classic plays adapted into mystery novels, covering four hundred years between east and west.

This book delves into the rich history and cultural significance of various Chinese foods, from ancient times to the present. It explores how these foods have influenced and been influenced by global trade, agriculture, and culinary practices.

This book delves into the rich culinary traditions of the Chaozhou-Shantou region, exploring the history, culture, and unique flavors of its cuisine. It covers various aspects of Chaozhou food, including seafood, meat dishes, snacks, vegetables, and fruits, providing a comprehensive look at the region's gastronomic heritage.

This collection of essays is accompanied by beautiful watercolor illustrations and records the author's experiences and observations during her time studying in France. The book explores how she understood, adapted to, and integrated into life in a small French town from the perspective of a foreigner.

Tai Chi, a popular Chinese boxing form, is beneficial for health and is particularly beneficial for aging society. It analyzes thoughts, postures, movements, breathing, and other requirements to understand the impact of Qi movement on physical health.

This book delves into the rich history and cultural significance of Cantonese cuisine in Hong Kong, exploring its origins, development, and the stories behind various dishes. It provides a comprehensive look at how Cantonese cuisine has evolved and become an integral part of Hong Kong's culinary heritage.

Ye Xiaowen moved to Lai Chi Wo Village in Hong Kong in autumn 2021, surrounded by mountains and facing the sea. She began organic farming, established a small farm, and began artistic creation. The Hakka walled village and its unique environment provided endless inspiration, influencing her emotions and thoughts.

This book showcases 46 of Remus Choy's favorite Cantonese home-cooked dishes, providing detailed instructions, and cooking tips. The book also includes personal anecdotes from his childhood and kitchen experiences full of memories!

The guide, a traditional Chinese medicine resource, differentiates between men and women's health needs, emphasizing the importance of "warm nourishment" for women and "cool nourishment" for men.

The book is a collection of recipes and culinary techniques. It was created by the Hong Kong Chinese Chefs Association in collaboration with 46 executive chefs. The aim of the book is to promote the development of Chinese cuisine and to pass on the rich culinary culture of China.

The book, a compilation of recipes and culinary techniques, was crafted by the Hong Kong Chinese Chefs Association in collaboration with various chefs to promote the growth of Chinese cuisine and share its rich culinary culture.

This book explores Hong Kong’s food culture, delving into not just the physical aspects like form, taste, and texture, but also the production methods, local significance, traditional values, societal changes, and cultural identity.

This guide lists 101 Hong Kong dining spots, categorized into nine types: nostalgic old shops, seafood delicacies, quality Chinese cuisine, exotic flavors, buffets, neighborhood eateries, street food, and tea restaurants.

Follow Fiona as she embarks on a culinary journey filled with challenges and opportunities in France. From graduation recipes to wine pairings, her internship experience opens doors to local French restaurants and wineries. Dive into the world of fine cuisine and wines, and be inspired to pursue your dreams bravely.

The book explores art themes with 49 essays on various art forms, including Western painters, architecture, music, stage performances, folk crafts, and toys. Xi Xi, originally named 張彥 (Zhang Yan), was born in Guangdong, China, and moved to Hong Kong in 1950. She was a prolific writer, known for her poetry, essays, novels, book and film reviews, and more. Her innovative style and content have had a significant impact on literature.

The author's essays and stories explore his experiences in Shanghai and Hong Kong, encompassing cultural anecdotes, famous personalities' memories, and personal reflections.

This book offers practical advice for parents on addressing parenting challenges with humor and empathy, aiming to make parenting less exhausting.

The book delves into the intricate paintings and decorations found in various temples in Hong Kong, revealing the hidden Chinese stories, historical figures, religious myths, and anecdotes about literati.

This book explores Jin Yong's literary works, including characters, themes, language, and differences between old and new editions. It provides insightful perspectives on the martial arts world, making it a delightful read for fans of Jin Yong's works.

Hair quality issues, wrinkle reduction with Botulinum toxin, under-eye area aging, nose shape improvement, and aging problems are discussed. Medical beauty projects, facial lifting techniques, skin peeling instructions, and hyaluronic acid evolution are introduced, along with the importance of a healthy golden ratio.

This book provides easy-to-understand home design tips covering styles, entrances, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms. It features simple text and clear illustrations, making it a readable interior design guide.

Ah Feng, a Hong Kong writer living in Taiwan, produced this book, combining his travel experiences and life secrets in Taiwan. The book offers tips for visiting scenic spots in Taipei, including MRT routes, and is suitable for both new and experienced travelers.

This book provides heart-warming advice on physical and mental, medical, disease, and end-of-life matters, explains it in simple terms, and uses actual cases to explain how to prepare for life after old age.

The book is a culinary journey that covers a wide range of topics such as meat, seafood, vegetables, and snacks. The author, 林衞輝, is a food columnist who uses his writing to explore the roots of delicious food. He also shares his personal experiences of visiting various Cantonese restaurants and tasting their dishes.

Whatever you must do, you have to do it even if you are afraid of it, you have to do it even if you are tired of it, and you have to do it even if you don't want to. This book is compiled from the author's unpublished prose in the 1990s. Revisiting the people and events of that era is a memory, and it can also be a mark of an era.

When Sophie and Goose go shopping with mum, there's lots of fun in store.

When Sophie holds a party for Goose's birthday, nothing quite goes to plan!

Sophie and Goose have lots of fun during their trip to the beach. Laura Wall's often laugh-out-loud illustrations bring this cheeky, loveable character to life, making him an instant favourite with readers young and old!

Sophie and Goose go on a class trip to the farm. Soon Goose feels left out and sets out on his own. He meets many new animals along the way, but it's not quite the same as being with Sophie until ... Baaaa! Has Goose made a new friend?

Goose is back in an all-new school adventure! Everyone knows geese don’t go to school. So when Sophie hears flappy footsteps in class, it can’t be Goose, can it? HONK! It is Goose! There’s nothing better than a surprise visit from a friend, especially at school. Reading this heartwarming follow-up to Goose, readers will delight in Sophie and Goose’s next fun-filled adventure.

Meet Sophie and her new friend, Goose, in this adorable picture book by debut author-illustrator Laura Wall! Sophie loves to dress up and play with her dolls and swing on the swings, but she wishes she had a friend to join in the fun. Then one day Sophie meets Goose. HONK! The two become fast friends. But when it's time for Goose to fly away, can Sophie find a way to make him stay?

Translation of 'My Play Kitchen' by Christie Hainsby and illustrated by Scott Barker. This interactive children's book features 25 plush food items, allowing kids to pretend as a chef and create diverse meals, fostering cognitive, language, social, and logical thinking skills.

This children’s storybook incorporates positive psychology within a fairy tale, following the Worried Lion as he learns to express himself and connect with others while facing life’s challenges.

Translation of 'I know I can do it!/I wish I could do it!' by Anastasia Galkina and illustrated by Ekaterina Ladatko. This is an innovative, two-stories-in-one picture book, that features a young dragon named Theo, who decides that he wants to take a dance class. Each story has a different outcome as a result of Theo’s choices.

Translation of 'The awesome day ; the terrible day' by Anastasia Galkina and illustrated by Ekaterina Ladatko. This is an innovative, two-stories-in-one picture book, that features a young dragon named Theo, who decides that he wants to take a dance class. Each story has a different outcome as a result of Theo’s choices.

An easy-to-understand children's encyclopedia guide to help children see the world!

An easy-to-understand children's encyclopedia guide to help children see the world!

The 2023 Hong Kong Publishing Biennial Award in Children and Youth Category. This is a book about a squirrel and hare who discover a lost property and face misunderstandings to return it to its original owner. The book encourages kindness and the importance of warm, ordinary acts.

A bilingual children's picture book explores treasures in old districts like To Kwa Wan and Hung Hom. The father and son embark on a treasure hunt, capturing architectural aesthetics and light and shadow traces of demolished buildings.

Introduction to 5 forest animal habitats, namely on oak trees, among flowers and ferns, in dead bushes, in caves and on pine trees.

Bilingual children's book in Chinese & English. Willow had long thick hair, but he hated brushing it ! Could Willow overcome his disgust for the sake of his new friend?

A STEAM education book featuring 10 easy experiments for children to do at home. The experiments aim to develop children's curiosity and hands-on skills while teaching them about water, air, and light.

A STEAM education book featuring 10 easy experiments for children to do at home. The experiments aim to develop children's curiosity and hands-on skills while teaching them about sound, force, and machinery.

This dictionary is suitable for kindergarten to junior primary school students. It contains more than 360 idioms, and the entries are divided into 12 themes, including: body, color, animals, nature, transportation, time, speaking, food, objects, actions, negation, and others. Each English word is accompanied by a Chinese definition, Chinese pinyin, bilingual examples, and color illustrations.

"The Next Station is ..." is a bilingual children's book featuring cultural relics from the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Unearthed, they are transported to a mysterious place and restored. A calendar with a mysterious symbol inspires imagination about their new home. The book includes AR interactive elements for engaging reading.

An easy-to-understand children's encyclopedia guide to help children see the world!

The story is very suitable for those timid and introverted children in life. The story helps them gain courage and break through themselves.

The little hedgehog has been sleeping poorly recently and has difficulty concentrating during school. The big hedgehog took him to a traditional Chinese medicine hospital for acupuncture treatment. However, the little hedgehog was very scared and did not want to receive acupuncture treatment. How will everyone comfort him? In the end, was the little hedgehog successfully treated with acupuncture?

Mr. Shui went on a journey full of surprises. In addition to going up mountains and seas, from cities to farms, he also walked on plains, broke into forests, dived into the sea, and visited artificial reservoirs... He visited 19 places in one go, each of which can help us understand many Chinese and English words about animals and plants, ecological environment, scientific and technological inventions, etc., broaden our knowledge and stimulate curiosity.

"Amazing! Twin Hand Socks" is perfect for children who find it difficult to use the wrong expressions when getting along with their friends. The story helps children develop empathy.

Starting from the senses of hearing, taste, touch, smell and sight, experience the excitement and diversity of Hong Kong!