Ngai Pak_Why Didn't School Teach Us About the Meaning of Life_Hong Kong & Macau Exclusive

Author: Ngai Pak Publisher: Bright Light Culture Dimensions: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 224 pages ISBN: 978-988-8884-68-1 Publication Date: July 2025 [About the Book] Ngai Pak's previous books touched upon emotions and interpersonal relationships. What else does he wish to share with readers this time? Over his years as a psychologist, he has found that the most frequently asked and discussed question—without exception—is: # I don't know what my purpose in life is. # What am I working so hard for? Therefore, he has decided to tackle a subject he deeply wishes to explore, yet finds immensely challenging: the meaning of life. He remarks, "Discussing the meaning of life is difficult because it's vast, filled with infinite possibilities and constant flux. So, let me be upfront: this book may not immediately reveal your life's purpose or ignite a surge of motivation upon finishing. However, I hope that through this book, you will at least gain insight into some reasons why life might feel meaningless, and perhaps discover a direction for exploring what is truly important and desired by you. The meaning of life may differ for everyone; it could be self-understanding, becoming a better person, contributing to others, or as some say, the very pursuit of meaning is itself a meaning." [About the Author] Ngai Pak is a practicing clinical psychologist, 100% made in Hong Kong. He believes there's a need for locally-rooted psychological insights. Hong Kong is brimming with talent; who says "chicken soup for the soul" must always be a translation? Active on social media since 2020, he shares theories and insights learned from his practice, hoping to offer an "emotional education" class on platforms like Instagram and Facebook that you might have never taken.