Chow Suk Ping_Writing Can Be Learned (New Edition)_Hong Kong & Macau Exclusive

Author: Chow Suk Ping Publisher: Bright Culture Size: 147mm x 195mm Pages: 184 Publication Date: October 2024 ISBN: 978-988-8884-22-3 [Book Description] This is a revised edition, featuring a new chapter on "Writing Fundamentals." Author Chow Suk Ping began teaching online writing classes last year. She discovered that even without face-to-face instruction, students could grasp concepts and produce good writing through clear, practical guidance. She has selected some of these lessons to compile into this book, hoping to assist even more students. The book covers various writing genres, including narrative essays, descriptive essays (character, scenery, and scene description), expository essays, argumentative essays, story continuation, and book reviews. Each chapter begins with an introduction to common methods for different text types, along with examples. It also provides a suitable selection of idioms and vocabulary for students to reference and use. Each lesson is followed by student essays as examples. This book is suitable for upper primary to junior secondary students. Five of the lessons include example videos from the author's online writing classes, which students, teachers, and parents are welcome to view. [Author Biography] Chow Suk Ping A graduate of the Chinese Department at Lingnan College, she has worked as a teacher, Chief Editor at One Publishing, and a columnist for the supplementary section. Her works include essays, novels, and interview collections, with over a hundred published titles. Notable works include "A Moment of Disappointment," "The Owner with Autism and the Cat with Hyperactivity," "I Discovered Love in a Walk-Up Apartment," "I Savored Love in a Tea Restaurant," "I Gently Savored Life Through Street Food," and "What My Teacher Taught Me That Year." She received the Biennial Award in the Children and Youth Literature category at the 9th Hong Kong Chinese Literary Biennial Awards for "Dai Pai Dong, Pawnshop, Herbal Tea Shop," and a Recommendation Award in the Children and Youth Literature category at the 13th Hong Kong Chinese Literary Biennial Awards for "What My Teacher Taught Me That Year."