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A Thousand Hamlets | Museum narratives: Hong Kong as a catalyst to nurture Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary spirit The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Museum, situated in Kom Tong Hall in Central, was established to honor Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, who studied and developed his revolutionary ideas in Hong Kong. According to the Curator, Dr. Nelson Chow, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department selected this location because Sun's activities in Hong Kong were primarily concentrated in the Central and Western districts.
A Thousand Hamlets
2025.05.29 13:30
A Thousand Hamlets | Behind the diverse deities: Tsim Sha Tsui Fook Tak Temple and Hong Kong's cultural crossroads Tsim Sha Tsui Fook Tak Ancient Temple, situated at 29 Ashley Road, Hong Kong, adjacent to Haiphong Road Market, is a historic Chaozhou community temple with multifaceted deities.
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2025.05.21 16:51
A Thousand Hamlets | Dialectics of existence: Revisiting Yukio Mishima's celebration of life in 'The Sound of Waves' Yukio Mishima's The Sound of Waves has long been overshadowed by the author's more sensational works and dramatic biography, yet this deceptively simple novel offers profound insights into his complex philosophical vision. While Mishima is often associated with themes of destruction and death, here he constructs a lyrical meditation on the resilience of life that nevertheless acknowledges the inevitable encroachment of modernity.
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2025.04.16 09:19
A Thousand Hamlets | Awakening desire: Interplay of nature and female identity in Kate Chopin's 'The Storm' In Kate Chopin's short story "The Storm," the intricate relationship between nature and human emotion is vividly portrayed, particularly through the character of Calixta. The narrative opens with Calixta standing at a window, her countenance marked by profound disturbance as she wipes away the moisture from the frame.
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2025.03.29 16:30
A Thousand Hamlets | Nostalgia and future: Examining Cantonese cultures in Hong Kong 香港嘅廣東文化 (Hong Kong's Cantonese Cultures) edited by Man Kit-wah, and published in 2014, arrives at a crucial juncture in Hong Kong's socio-cultural landscapes offering a timely exploration of Cantonese culture's multifaceted presence in Hong Kong.
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2025.03.14 17:25
A Thousand Hamlets | Tear and reconstruction: 'Kitikpa' in dual dilemma of west African cultural identity The emergence of colonial enterprises irrevocably disrupted the primordial equilibrium of the world, while the burgeoning slave trade wreaked havoc on the nascent tribal frameworks of African hunter-gatherer societies. This continent transformed into a crucible of cultural confrontation, wherein a plethora of literary expressions reflecting colonial realities surfaced amidst the tumult of Western civilization clashing with indigenous African traditions.
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2025.03.09 10:53
A Thousand Hamlets | The paradox of desire in Juliet's monologue Emerging in the 1920s, the New Criticism movement placed significant emphasis on the intrinsic value of a literary work by focusing on its language, form, and the subtle rhetorical tropes employed by authors.
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2025.02.28 17:00
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