Word Flower—Literary Magazine Issue 52──Guangtu

The bimonthly magazine, "Boiled Fish Culture", is published at the beginning of every single month. It is available in Shangshang, Sanlian, Tiandi, Zhonghua, Kubrick, Page One, Eslite, Lewen, Preface, Yulin, Tianyuan, etc. Since the Occupy Movement, Hong Kong people have lived an extraordinary life, and the writer's mind is inevitably involved, but what he sees is still full of luxuriance, and the tangible and invisible glimmers that emerged during the movement are always bright. This issue of "Zihua" takes "Guangtu" as the cover topic, and cuts into different fields through abstract but everyday images, such as religion, philosophy, art, and life, and pulls out a colorful ribbon of imagination and thinking. Each article has its own world And echo each other. We believe that when "light" escapes from those conventional literary symbols, words can still generate various perceptual memories that are disconnected from life. As a witness of "light", there are some related articles, including Deng Xiaohua, who went to Iowa for the International Writer's Writing Project, and a local conversation with Bernice Chauly, a Malaysian writer who is actively involved in social movements; in addition to the writer's point of view, we use The video works of photographers He Zhaonan and Zeng Ziyang reflect on the texture of literature in light and shadow. The editor of this issue of "Zihua" also had a written discussion with Professor Bai Ruiwen, the judge of the Dream of the Red Chamber Award, from "Biography of a Lie Lao" to the world positioning of Hong Kong literature. In addition, this issue also has a small series "Magical Daily Life of Tibetan Writers" by Panda Tsedan. As this year's Asian Film Festival focuses on director Wanma Caidan, we choose to explore the world of novels written by this internationally acclaimed director, and provide readers with an alternative space to read Chinese literature. Origin/manufacturing method Hongkong