Tang Chi Fung_Comings and Goings Under Neon Lights_Taiwan Exclusive

Price: NT$490 ***This product is only shipped within Taiwan. For Hong Kong/Macau shipping, please visit the "Bright Culture" Pinkoi store: https://hk.pinkoi.com/product/qfzZZ6Ep) Author: Tang Chi Fung Publisher: Bright Culture Size: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 248 Publication Date: May 2022 ISBN: 9789888716982 [Synopsis] Over the past year, how many times have you said "goodbye"? In an era of comings and goings, we inevitably feel a sense of melancholy when facing farewells. When parting is inevitable, can our eyes truly remain tearless? Time, people, and places intertwine to create the most reluctant of narratives. The moment to say goodbye always comes too soon, whether it's an unexpected dawn, a seemingly ordinary dusk, or a time filled with unfulfilled promises. The people we bid farewell to, naturally cause heartache when they matter to us – be it loved ones, close friends who shared countless secrets, or a lover who, in the next second, becomes an ex. The places we say goodbye in, are those we'd rather not revisit – a cold hospital, a campus that holds our youth, a quiet coffee shop, or a sparsely populated departure hall. We fear saying goodbye, but perhaps we fear being unable to say goodbye even more. It turns out that being able to say goodbye, in itself, is a form of happiness. Saying goodbye to a best friend, breaking up with a partner, parting with family, bidding farewell to a dear friend who is moving away... "Comings and Goings Under Neon Lights" captures the tears of separation in a grand era, and the wistful sighs of moments of farewell. This book is dedicated to every Hongkonger, both those who have left and those who remain. Wherever you may be at this moment, may you never forget the laughter and tears shared on this land. [About the Author] Tang Chi Fung Male/ Thirties/ Hongkonger/ Shirt and leather shoes/ Living with conscience/ True to myself/ Capricorn/ Words/ Me/ On the path of writing, There is no profound literary foundation, No widely acclaimed works, Only a simple love for it. Yet, to find something one genuinely loves in this bustling world is a simple form of happiness.