If Every Relationship Has A Crack: Wronging Yourself Is Another Kind of Harm _ Hong Kong & Macau Limited Edition

Author: Chan Wing Shun Publisher: Bright Culture Dimensions: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 216 pages ISBN: 978-988-8365-25-8 [Synopsis] We've all endured too much unfairness. Unfairness stems from a sense of injustice. The helplessness lies in the fact that this injustice is encountered everywhere – in society, at work, in relationships, and in life. Changing the world is difficult, but the first step is to learn to refuse to let yourself be wronged any longer. "If Every Relationship Has A Crack: Wronging Yourself Is Another Kind of Harm" is a particularly unique work by Chan Wing Shun in recent years. Unlike his previous dozen or so essay collections, this book includes four short stories. In addition to "The Uncles' Love Song," the novella from his directorial and screenwriting work "The Yuppie Fantasia," and "A Decade of Growth," the novella for Hins Cheung's MV "A Hundred Years of Trees," there are two previously unpublished works: "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter" and "Remembering the Years." [About the Author] Chan Wing Shun Director and screenwriter of the film "The Yuppie Fantasia," columnist, and lecturer at a tertiary institution. He served as a production manager for many years at one of Hong Kong's top ten corporations, witnessing and participating in countless office dramas. He is one of the few filmmakers in Hong Kong with both frontline film production and corporate administrative experience.