Tang Chi Fung_Who Invented Birth Aging Sickness and Death_Hong Kong Macau Limited Edition

Author: Tang Chi Fung Publisher: Bright Light Culture Size: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 256 pages ISBN: 978-988-8820-67-2 Publication Date: July 2023 [Synopsis] If we had a choice, could we avoid facing birth, aging, sickness, and death? As we grow older, we finally understand that many of life's challenges have no fixed answers, many frustrations have no reasonable explanations, and many sorrows of life, beyond acceptance, leave us with only tear-filled eyes as we continue to learn to accept. Birth, life, and survival – what are they truly? Can an unchosen birth lead to a life of choice? To be born human, what does it take to truly live as one? Aging, when does it begin, or do we worry about it later? Is growing old more frightening, or is not having the chance to grow old more cruel? When we awaken one day to find ourselves no longer young, does the countdown clock remind us that we have little time to waste? Sickness, when the world is so twisted and the air is filled with viruses, are the healthy the minority or the majority? Some battle illness from birth, while others confront emotional ailments from a young age. Where is the medicine that can treat such impermanence? Death, though a natural process, who can truly face loss with composure and look fear in the eye? After all, no one alive has ever experienced death. Who has the right to teach others this difficult lesson of life? Humans fall ill and grow old. To face impermanence with dignity is a life well-lived. Humans are born and die. To have lived fully in the process is to have achieved merit. This book is for everyone who feels lost and helpless when facing birth, aging, sickness, and death. Come, do not be afraid. Let us exchange courage and journey through life and death together. [Author Bio] Male/ Milk Tea/ Hong Konger/ Shirt and leather shoes/ Live with a conscience/ True to oneself/ Capricorn/ Words/ Me/ On the path of writing, without a profound literary foundation, without widely acclaimed works, there is only a simple love for it. Yet, to find something in this fleeting world that one truly loves from the bottom of their heart is a simple form of happiness.