Lin Xi_Wish I Could......_Hong Kong and Macau Only

Author: Lin Xi Publisher: Liangguang Culture Book width: 140mm x 210mm Number of pages: 272 ISBN: 978-988-8884-69-8 Publication date: July 2025 【Content Introduction】 Lin Xi's title on the cover is "I wish I could" I wish I could, with what steps, walk into the four kinds of love in the world. This book compiles Lin Xi's essays and new poems on the themes of self-love, friendship, love, and great love for the world. It also includes the fragments of his past life in the place where he grew up for the first time - Da Nan West Street, and recalls more than just a fleeting glimpse. I wish I could sing a song of happiness at no cost. This song is about blood relatives, bosom friends, lovers who break one's heart, or even a little further, the great love for the world and others, etc. Love is different in different ways, but it still stands at the same starting point. He has written a lot about this starting point, whether it is lyrics or articles, all of which say: To love someone, you must first love yourself. If you don't even love yourself, how can you love each other? In front of the four kinds of love, no matter how humble we feel, love starts with ourselves, and requires more unremitting courage; loving ourselves is not just a slogan, until we know that love is a practice of facing ourselves, I wish I could… As he wrote in his book: //Once you walk into the crowd A person is truly a person Keep walking, walking on the edge of life I can no longer do the things I have always loved doing. He is happy to do more Including after the rain Hold up the sky include In the rain Or hold an umbrella with peace of mind A rainstorm without adults Only whether others are caught in the rain He dares to respect himself Not in oneself Finally got the long-awaited freedom After having nothing and then having it and then having nothing again Find your faith in others Preserving pure emotions in complex human nature Following a parabola that refuses to stop looping The happiness he pursues Got it The final maturity// Part of the content of this book is compiled from "Humanity and Worldliness" and "Singing the Happiest Song at No Cost" 【About the author】 Lin Xi Graduated from the Faculty of Arts of the University of Hong Kong, majoring in Translation, he has worked as a teaching assistant in the Department of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong, an editor of Express, creative director/deputy manager of the Asian TV Program Department, creative director/general manager of Music Factory, head of the Commercial Radio Advertising Creation and Production Department/creative consultant/consultant of Commercial Radio. Now he is a full-time writer.