Cheng Tsz Ling_Upcycling Master_Taiwan Exclusive

Price: NT$490 *** This product only ships to Taiwan (for Hong Kong/Macau shipping, please visit the "Bright Light Culture" Pinkoi store: https://hk.pinkoi.com/product/TAXBB7DV) Author: Cheng Tsz Ling Publisher: Bright Light Culture Size: 148mm x 210mm Pages: 280 Publication Date: June 2021 ISBN: 9789888716470 [Content Summary] //The wounds we once suffered are never without meaning; the closer we approach our pain today, the more we will understand how to warm others' hearts in the future. Old people, old events, old things – it's impossible to let them all go. What truly matters in life is the ability to coexist with the cracks, the wear and tear, the voids. // Memories are often entrusted to objects, and people tend to imbue old items with too much significance, unwilling to discard them, yet unable to bear their sight. In these nine interconnected stories, individuals navigate life in their own ways. No one is entirely right, and no one is entirely wrong. Through her encounters with others and her practice of upcycling old items to heal them, Midori also heals herself. The person each of us is today is shaped by every past event and every person we've met. Instead of discarding our old selves, it's better to understand and reinvent ourselves, becoming individuals more courageous in pursuing happiness. This is the belief of this book: do not fear facing yourself, and trust in your ability and courage to coexist with your past. [Author Biography] Cheng Tsz Ling Graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Translation from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with a minor in French and Japanese Studies. She was an exchange student at the University of California, Los Angeles, and holds a Master's degree in Cultural Studies from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Born on February 29th, a leap day, she is an emotional Pisces, quick to laugh and even quicker to cry. She loves cats, the sea, books, music, and photography. She despises hypocrisy and refuses to be constrained. Despite a fear of flying, she paradoxically enjoys traveling. She loves writing about love and feels fortunate to still believe in it.