Zhou Yaohui_7749_New Edition_Taiwan Limited

Pricing: NT$350 ***This product is only shipped to Taiwan (if you need to ship to Hong Kong/Macau, please go to the Pinkoi store of "Liangguang Culture") Author: Zhou Yaohui Publisher: Bright Culture Book width: 150mm x 210mm Pages: 216 pages Publication date: May 2020 ISBN: 978-988-8716-10-4 【brief introduction】 This is the new edition of "7749". Zhou Yaohui, a well-known lyricist in the Chinese music scene, talks about creativity and creation. Zhou Yaohui spent nearly nine months to conceive and start this Project 7749. The 49 so-called creative exercises in it are not to teach everyone to become novelists, poets, poets, painters and other creative industries. Chow Yiu-fai said: "The more the world forces us to accept reality, the more we need to develop our imagination. Creative practice, for me, is to exercise the ability of imagination. It may be better to imagine worlds without accepting reality one after another." 【About the Author】 Zhou Yaohui Graduated from the Department of English Language and Comparative Literature of the University of Hong Kong. In 1989, he published his first lyric work "Love When the Plague Spreads", and has since set foot in the Hong Kong Ci circle. Zhou Yaohui's writing style is gorgeous and unique. Even if he fills out works for mainstream singers, it is different from general mainstream works. The subject matter and style of words wander between mainstream and non-mainstream. Works include "Forgetting He Is Her", "Great Hype", "Heavenly Questions", "Hail Mary", "Playing Again in the Next Century", "Floyd in Love with Lin Xi", "Lucy", "Red Snow" >, <Aerobics with Jane Fonda>, <Little Canyon 1234>, <Love Love Love>, <Borrowing Fire>, etc. In 2005, won the Hong Kong Composers and Writers Association (CASH) Best Alternative Song Award for "Androgynous Body"; in 2006, won the Best Lyricist Award of Guangzhou Radio; in 2007, won the Global Chinese The best lyricist award in the leaderboard. In 2007, published the album of personal lyrics work "18 Changes - Zhou Yaohui's words. arts. view". Chow Yiu Fai has worked for the Hong Kong Government, Asian Arts Festival, Ming Pao and Commercial Radio. In 1992, he immigrated to the Netherlands and worked as a presenter of Chinese radio in the Netherlands. In 2011, he received a doctorate from the University of Amsterdam. He is currently an associate professor in the Department of Humanities and Creative Writing of Hong Kong Baptist University.