Liu Jieqi's email? Anybody?
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Hi flyaway...thanks for your "heard browniebao2 on air - sweet & gentle voice.Originally posted by flyaway747:missed the 1st 50mins of Jieqi's prog on 7/6, due to a silly matter.
heard browniebao2 on air - sweet & gentle voice.
i like zui liao jie wo de ren by ye qing zhu also. got to know this song when He2 Zi3 Gan4 used to be one of the 933 dj. that time didn't know abt Jieqi's existence yet.." 
Btw, are u girl or boy? Haha..
Hope the silly matter is over ya...
Well, i got a song to recommend here..By Van Fan..
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originally posted by browniebaobao,
"r u a girl or boy"? Neither. I'm a lady, born in the yr btwn the old & n young generation...hope this answers tinker's query long time ago too.
thks browniebaobao 4 ur concern, hope the silly & annoying matter
will not happen again!! -
OK ok....then im not a girl, not yet a woman..born in the year of squeaks..hehehe...Originally posted by flyaway747:originally posted by browniebaobao,
"r u a girl or boy"? Neither. I'm a lady, born in the yr btwn the old & n young generation...hope this answers tinker's query long time ago too.
thks browniebaobao 4 ur concern, hope the silly & annoying matter
will not happen again!!
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originally posted by attitude:
"i bought some bks over the weekend, incl. JiMi's "Xing Yun Er" (Mr Wing). If i did not remember wrongly, the ending of this bk mentions something like Mr Wing suddenly disappears in thin air one day, & no one hardly remembers him after few yrs..."
i just wanna share something here: pple come n go. i used to remember frds' contact nos, but as days go by, i hardly contact them, n their phone nos seem unfamiliar to me..can still recognise some of their faces, but sometimes couldn't even remember their names, but i still keep them in my heart. However, i juz couldn't understand why is it so that if we contact too often, or even when we hardly contact each other nowadays, somehow, the conversation topics seem to be lacking...that's why, i like the song "You3 Qing2 Gu4 Shi4" by Hong2 Shao4 Xuan1 very much...
Originally posted by browniebaobao,
"Wonder when that movie will air? I'm waiting.."
According to Jieqi, he mentioned that if he had not remember wrongly, the show is not showing on 12 June, but might be showing in Aug instead..." (dun know which day) -
Originally posted by flyaway747:originally posted by attitude:
"i bought some bks over the weekend, incl. JiMi's "Xing Yun Er" (Mr Wing). If i did not remember wrongly, the ending of this bk mentions something like Mr Wing suddenly disappears in thin air one day, & no one hardly remembers him after few yrs..."
i just wanna share something here: pple come n go. i used to remember frds' contact nos, but as days go by, i hardly contact them, n their phone nos seem unfamiliar to me..can still recognise some of their faces, but sometimes couldn't even remember their names, but i still keep them in my heart. However, i juz couldn't understand why is it so that if we contact too often, or even when we hardly contact each other nowadays, somehow, the conversation topics seem to be lacking...that's why, i like the song "You3 Qing2 Gu4 Shi4" by Hong2 Shao4 Xuan1 very much...
Originally posted by browniebaobao,
"Wonder when that movie will air? I'm waiting.."
According to Jieqi, he mentioned that if he had not remember wrongly, the show is not showing on 12 June, but might be showing in Aug instead..." (dun know which day)
Hi flyaway, nice to see you online!
Ya i know..im also a loyal fan of JieQi..kekeke...
I like HOng Shao Xuan but am not familiar with is song..only and .
People come and go..ya true....
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This is an email i received from a fren...just like to share part of it..pretty long one.
Pick up in the rain
One night, at 11:30 PM, an older African American woman was standing on the side of an Alabama highway trying to
she desperately needed a ride. Soaking wet, she decided to flag down the next car. A young white man stopped to
help her, generally unheard of in those conflict-filled 1960s. The man took her to safety, helped her get assistance and
put her into a taxicab. She seemed to be in a big hurry, but wrote down his address and thanked him.
Seven days went by and a knock came on the man's door.
To his surprise, a giant console color TV was delivered to
his home. A special note was attached.
It read: "Thank you so much for assisting me on the highway
the other night. The rain drenched not only my clothes, but also my spirits. Then you came along. Because of you, I was
able to make it to my dying husband's bedside just before
he passed away. God bless you for helping me and unselfishly
serving others."
Sincerely,
Mrs. Nat King Cole. -
Well, it wasn't too difficult to guess that flyaway747 is a lady. Ladies are usually more careful about revealing too much about themselves. Of course, there are other shy guys around like tinker who doesn't really say too much about themselves. But well, the fact is, tinker IS a guy.
Born in the year that squeaks...There are two years that satisfy this condition in the Gregorian calendar. Year between the old and new generation. i wonder which year that is. Very cryptic eh? Oh well, that makes online life fun isn't it? Anyway, gals ought to be more careful about revealing personal details on the web. If we can have a fake Liu Jie Qi, what is stopping a maniac from pretending to be a fan of his? I might be one such individual for all you know... hiak hiak hiak
flyaway747 has a certain maturity about her. so does Hajime. It is not too difficult to guess which age group they belong to. Browniebaobao is clearly a student, untempered and untainted by the brutality of working life. Shervon, no need to guess, knew all about her back in uni. Still owe her an engine sunset.
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As for Browniebaobao's friend who decided to marry someone he didn't really love, let's just say that it's not the end 'cos people do grow to love each other given time.
Ahem... as for voice, I couldn't really hear "Peini" that well on air that day. She sounded kinda soft but from what I heard, she probably has a got a pretty nice and sweet voice. And... from the short short phone conversations with her, Shervon has got a pretty sweet voice too. She should go on and be a DJ leh...
Uh oh... at this rate this goes on, lots of guys will be joining this forum. But I think they'll be disappointed 'cos I get a feeling all of the ladies here are 'taken' already.
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If you wish to receive a free SMS service to inform you of Liu Jieqi being on air, feel free to drop me a mail and leave me your handphone number. But if you are a lady and don't feel too comfortable, you might want to get Shervon's help. I will usually sms her and from there, she might be able to forward the sms to you. Shervon is guaranteed a lady. You can have your money back if she turns out otherwise.
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As for "people come, people go", It's kinda sad yah? I have made some really fantas friends and am glad I am still in touch with them. It is honour and a privilege, not to mention a pleasure, to have such individuals in my life. But I really don't know how long that will last. At most, it is going to last for another 70 years? I mean, we all leave at some point in time. And with our departure, we leave our friends. The only consolation is that the friendship might still live on... in memories and all the things the friend has shared with us.
Don't know if you feel this way... but very often, your very best friends are those who show up only in times of trouble. They don't bother you that much on a day to day basis but the moment you are hit by a crisis, they appear from no where and help you out unconditionally. And, usually, these are the friends who will be your harshest critic because they mean well. They are the ones who help you grow. Friends who are fun or cool to hang out with usually don't last that long.
Ye Qing Zhu's song was nice and it reminded me of a nice song about friendship... Sky's "Qie Xing Qie Zhen Xi". Sky's rendition is better than Jeff's if you ask me. Jeff's version is shorter and the lyrics isn't complete. But Jeff has richer more emotions while Sky's sounds more sincere... it's really like a friend sending another off at the train station. -
Hahahahahaha...you are so funny neh tinker..really got a sense of humour..
Hmm..Let's see..
"Browniebaobao is clearly a student, untempered and untainted by the brutality of working life."
I have working experience..1 1/2 years..now still working part time..Seen quite a lot. Told myself not to let society change me. Anyway, i'm someone who likes everything to be simple..dun like complicated stuff..very chi li bu tao hao..
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"As for Browniebaobao's friend who decided to marry someone he didn't really love, let's just say that it's not the end 'cos people do grow to love each other given time."
==> Only if he is willing to forget the woman in his heart..the one who never appreciate his love for 5 years.
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"Ahem... as for voice, I couldn't really hear "Peini" that well on air that day. She sounded kinda soft but from what I heard, she probably has a got a pretty nice and sweet voice."
Oh ya i agree with you...Shervon got a nice voice and beautiful handwriting too..as per JieQi.
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"Uh oh... at this rate this goes on, lots of guys will be joining this forum. But I think they'll be disappointed 'cos I get a feeling all of the ladies here are 'taken' already."
Smart tinker..taken by you har? Hahaha..(joking)
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"Don't know if you feel this way... but very often, your very best friends are those who show up only in times of trouble. They don't bother you that much on a day to day basis but the moment you are hit by a crisis, they appear from no where and help you out unconditionally. And, usually, these are the friends who will be your harshest critic because they mean well. They are the ones who help you grow. Friends who are fun or cool to hang out with usually don't last that long."
AGREE..One of my buddies always appear out of the blue whenever im suffering. I have different friends to go shopping, to the movies, to talk and go after idols..We just get in touch when we are free and want to catch up and have some some fun together.
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One can have many friends, but most of the time, there will only be a few true friends. -
buddy I finished reading it le, lend it to you next time I meet youOriginally posted by attitude:hey buddy, can exchange ji mi to read? i bought yue liang bu jian le & another one i can't rem the title already....
luv the books, think i'll start collecting liao.... =)
Ya, I also intend to start collecting his books, but I only have Xing Yu Er and Xiang Zuo Zou Xiang You Zou so far. Maybe I try Kino...Xing Yu Er to me is a bit sad, a bit happy, a bit of everything. A chairman who has everything anyone can dream of, is it the luckiest thing in the world? Maybe yes, maybe not..
Is browniebaobao a local? She doesn't sound like one from her messages. But I may be wrong. Maybe it's because she is quite young, but yet she knows how to appreciate old songs and leads a rather independent life which made me feel that way. Most locals are not brought up that way, not even for those who live in hostels...or maybe I'm wrong.
And ya, I am a female, an old one to boot
My nick do sound male, because it is supposed to be a male name 
It means start, first in Jap. Not that I know Jap though, I derived it from my fave manga character, Hajime Kindaichi, or Jin Tian Yi...
I'm now reading Huang Lei's book. He is quite duo chou shan gan...haha, sounds like describing JieQi instead I guess people who dabble in "di 8 yi shu" are like this? Huang Lei has a song called "Deng Deng Deng Deng", talking about the grand-daughter of a boatman fell in love with a urbanite, but they were not able to unite because during that time, marriages were supposed to be men dang hu dui - mu men pei mu men, zhu men pei zhu men (literally: wooden door matches wooden door, bamboo door matches bamboo door). She kept waiting for him (hence "Deng x 4") but that's only "kong deng dai", much to the heartache of her grandfather. The song title reminds me of "Ye Ye Ye Ye" which JieQi always plays. Only grouse is that he only plays Qi Qin's version but not Panda's. Panda's version is more complete, but I guess Qi Qin sings it better. Incidentally, Panda's "Bai Tuo" is my most favourite song...
Now I feel like reading Zhang Ai Ling's books, but I guess I have to finish what I have on hand first. I've a few journalistic novels by Zheng Hua Juan, the same lady who composed Zheng Yi's Tian Tang. If you all have any good books to recommend, please post them here. -
Hi...I just reached home..went to have supper with my colleagues..took a cab home..now feel like vomiting..ate too much..We could not finish all the food..19 of us, it's a reward ya..no need to pay..hahaha..but im so tired..haiz..bone aching..
See..bones aching..going to crack..im not that young lor (actually you guys can check my profile mah)..I'm local, although many said I look like Malay..I prefer old songs to new songs ya..all thanks to JieQi..hahaha..started listening to his programme since i was 15..Anything before that, I could not recall..not to mention his morning programmes and the ones at FM95.8..Dinnoe so many of you heard me on air that night..I dun sound local? Too perfect Mandarin? or too Malaysian Mandarin? Hahaha... Independent? Hmm...since young, i always have to make my own decisions, my parents have faith in me..they do not have to worry about me..Hence..I do whatever i want to do..go wherever i want to go...interact with whatever people i see in work.
It seems that people are reading now..I got the urge to read once again..too bad it's with my fren..
I see..so tinker is the only guy lor? So lucky ar u..know so many girls here..hahaha..
Wonder who likes to read Harry Potter books here? (if im not wrong) is going to launch on 21/6/03 7.01am at most bookstores! Go and grab ba..We are hoping to see crowd at that hour...Dun understand why..but's it's gonna be a BIG thing! So nice meh? I admit i'm one who dunno how to appreciate stores like and ....Better read JiMi, Shen Xue, Zhang Xiao Xian...no time leh.......haiz..
I should stop here..dunno what to write...feeling very uncomfortable..indigestion i guess...
Take care people! -
Books... can't live without those. But I tend to read more English books. That's mainly because reading English is "more efficient" - it is more intuitive 'cos most of our textbooks are in English. but I think Chinese language is more alluring.
Okay... what books should be recommended?
"Tuesdays with Morrie" is definitely a strong candidate. I have mentioned this book more than once. So... has anyone read it?
For those who like heavy stuff, try reading the classics- those by Victor Hugo, Tolstoy etc.
I quite like Liang Wenfu's works. "Zui hou de niu che shui" and "Cen Jing" are pretty good read. I can't really appreciate his poems but his essays and short stories are definitely enjoyable to me. Oh yes... one "poem" of his I found exceptional is "Qiu1 Xin1 Fu4". it became a song that has got only 3 characters per line.
You know, had the calling of science and maths not be so strong, I would like to be an author, a poet and a lyricist- a man of words. But well, I made my decision and will continue to enjoy the works produced by others.
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BTW, I think attitude is a guy. So... tinker not really alone. Anyway, let's just say that I am more interested in books and music than anything else. Of course, there is always work that never seems to end. -
A man of words...hope your wish can come true..I'm also quite ambitious..haha..hope to be a freelance writer, a dj, a teacher..keke..Originally posted by tinker:Books... can't live without those. But I tend to read more English books. That's mainly because reading English is "more efficient" - it is more intuitive 'cos most of our textbooks are in English. but I think Chinese language is more alluring.
Okay... what books should be recommended?
"Tuesdays with Morrie" is definitely a strong candidate. I have mentioned this book more than once. So... has anyone read it?
For those who like heavy stuff, try reading the classics- those by Victor Hugo, Tolstoy etc.
I quite like Liang Wenfu's works. "Zui hou de niu che shui" and "Cen Jing" are pretty good read. I can't really appreciate his poems but his essays and short stories are definitely enjoyable to me. Oh yes... one "poem" of his I found exceptional is "Qiu1 Xin1 Fu4". it became a song that has got only 3 characters per line.
You know, had the calling of science and maths not be so strong, I would like to be an author, a poet and a lyricist- a man of words. But well, I made my decision and will continue to enjoy the works produced by others.
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BTW, I think attitude is a guy. So... tinker not really alone. Anyway, let's just say that I am more interested in books and music than anything else. Of course, there is always work that never seems to end.
..i know that book but never read..I would like to recommend (The girl at the window) if im not wrong..story of a japanese little girl..very interesting..once I started reading, just could not bear to let go..Bestseller for 40 over weeks..If you have time, must read! Anyway, most bookstores are giving away 20% discounts now..can grab it at a reasonable price!
I went to the library and borrowed two books duing my lunch time today. and ..Been wanting to read these two books but always got no time to do so..Well, I can read on my weekends liao! Hehe ^^
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Hello people! Clock going to stike 4pm soon! Think JieQi is coming in ba!
Tmr is His birthday! Let's wish him a VERY VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Make a wish make a wish..... -
originally posted by browniebao2 under the topic "Songs appropriate for a lazy weekend afternoon?" on 16 Mar03 @ 2:21pm:
...i like by Nat King Cole....n another one he used to play, can't remember the name though, the one in soundtrack..the english song..."
that english song is "Getting close to me" by Fang1 Zhi4 Yao4 -
Originally posted by flyaway747:originally posted by browniebao2 under the topic "Songs appropriate for a lazy weekend afternoon?" on 16 Mar03 @ 2:21pm:
...i like by Nat King Cole....n another one he used to play, can't remember the name though, the one in soundtrack..the english song..."
that english song is "Getting close to me" by Fang1 Zhi4 Yao4
Thanks flyaway! Looked through the previous posts by others here for past two years. JieQi long time never play liao..everytime listen to that song, got a kuai4 gan3..Same goes for (3 person dinner). Hello Ji mo ya..and another song by Zhang Ai Jia... is it? Cant remember the song name..but feels good to listen to that song on a rainy day.
Quite disappointed not able to hear his voice on Saturday..Never mind...think he went to party..haha..hope you enjoyed yourself, JieQi! -
Oh yes... no Jieqi on Saturday. I was listening to my radio in anticipation at around 3.50 pm to see if I hear his voice. Nothing. Then the Jiu Lian Huan- the sonsg didn't sound right. *sigh* Then the deejay mentioned about some open mob thing. *sigh sigh sigh*
11.35 pm... still no sms from Shervon. *sigh* Reached home finally and turn on radio. heard a lady's voice.
Anyway, here is a note to other deejays: Thanks for the hard work too! We just happen to like the songs played by Jieqi that's all. We appreciate your efforts so please don't take our *sigh* to heart. In fact, I like the mian yang gong can dang quite a bit. A quaint idea I would say.
Let's try our luck today (Sunday 15 Jun) at 4 pm.
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Toto Chan! Browniebaobao beat me to it! Yes! That's another good book I would recommend too. I thought their school system was outstanding. What's their school system? Go read it to find out... -
Ya..din get to hear his voice yday..today also quite impossible..Originally posted by tinker:Oh yes... no Jieqi on Saturday. I was listening to my radio in anticipation at around 3.50 pm to see if I hear his voice. Nothing. Then the Jiu Lian Huan- the sonsg didn't sound right. *sigh* Then the deejay mentioned about some open mob thing. *sigh sigh sigh*
11.35 pm... still no sms from Shervon. *sigh* Reached home finally and turn on radio. heard a lady's voice.
Anyway, here is a note to other deejays: Thanks for the hard work too! We just happen to like the songs played by Jieqi that's all. We appreciate your efforts so please don't take our *sigh* to heart. In fact, I like the mian yang gong can dang quite a bit. A quaint idea I would say.
Let's try our luck today (Sunday 15 Jun) at 4 pm.
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Toto Chan! Browniebaobao beat me to it! Yes! That's another good book I would recommend too. I thought their school system was outstanding. What's their school system? Go read it to find out...
Last night I tuned in to another radio station..the DJ introduced two books.. and ..
I read and the sequel (44th sunset).
Very meaningful book...makes one reflect..and brings out the ugly side of this world..so realistic..It's a nice one...Short and sweet..You can get it in the library. -
Jieqi, happy birthday... from me, and peini who isn't at home now but ask me to wish u...
gosh... so many postings since i last came in.
glad jieqi wasn't on air yesterday... i wasn't at home... heng ah...
me whole day at home... 4pm Tinker sms me... Peini also sms me... hehe... happy...
Jieqi says he'll play a lot of his favourite songs... looking forward to a lazy sunday afternoon of favourite Jieqi's anthem :p he has already played Sandy's Zou Zai Da Jie De Nu Zi (Acapella)...
still haven continue reading "Tuesdays with Morris"... so many books to clear... hehe...
who else is online huh?
again... Happy Birthday, Jieqi... Enjoy... -
Hi hi people! Still around? i'm back liao! Luckily i did not miss his program! Tuned in at 4pm... Gosh! Very familiar songs hor..must be him..Me outside eating durians leh! Heng ar, my fren very understanding......from 4pm till now..my receiver is always with me..hehehe....
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JieQi...Zhi Yong very cute hor? Hahaha..
Thanks Shervon for helping me to pass the message! Happy today! Wooo........ -
Bye bye JieQi...Enjoy!
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I read most of Liang WenFu's books, if not all. "Ceng Jing" and "Zui Hou De Niu Zhe Shui" are one of his first few works. I still have the latter, but not the former which I borrowed from my school library a decade ago. He also has a book which I can't remember the title, but it is like "Alice in Wonderland", when he talked about some of his strange dreams and a cat which always appears in his dreams. Another book "Mei Pi Qing" is a collection of his works, most of them featured in ZaoBao. His more recent works include "Zi Ran Tong Chuang" which has some essays about his encounters with a girl who eventually became his wife. His latest "Zi Ran @ Wen Fu" (published by Popular) documents his more recent lives with his family and himself. "Qi Shi Wo Shi Zai He Shi Guang Lian Ai" is his poem collection of his works in the 90s. One of the few "Cai Zi" we have in Singapore, who writes many good songs as well, though I was not exactly very keen on his recent compositions. "Qiu Xin Fu" was sung by Yu Guan Hua, Fang Wen Lin's husband. Very beautiful and imaginative lyrics.
browniebaobao: I didn't hear your voice on air, I just guessed from your messages. Anyway, it was good to hear JieQi on Sun afternoon while I was busy clearing my books. I just finished Huang Lei's book, and going on to Little Prince, the English one. It was shelved under the Children's section in the bookshop, but I think adults may have difficulties reading it instead. Children's minds are so simple and free from complications that they will understand the simple words and meanings, but adults tend to think more complex and try to analyse it. Why do that? Just enjoy the book as it is. Sometimes, learning to live and think more simply may lessen stress and troubles.
I like JiMi and Zhang Xiao Xian too. I read a bit of Li Bi Hua but her books are too sombre and overly pragmatic. For light reads, can try Ou Yang Lin (who is a doctor by profession, but his style is very light-humoured) and Xiao Ye (a very acclaimed novel and script writer, wrote many books circling his family). They are both Taiwanese novelists. Pardon me, but Shen Xue's style is too similar to another China novelist (Mian Mian?). A bit over hua zhong qu chong. Btw, they used to be very good friends, but after SX released her Shanghai Baby, they had a massive dispute which MM accused SX of stealing her ideas, etc. But their styles are at least a refreshing breakaway from the usual China authors. I am also starting on translated works, esp from Japanese authors. Their views are quite similar to us given the Asian connection, but they can think out of the box at the same time. Their perspective of life is always at another angle different from us. Though I think so far, I read more Japanese-translated mysteries than anything else. For me, "Chi Chuan Ci Lang", whatever his Japanese name maybe, ranks as the top name in Japanese mysteries, and just 2nd to my all-time favourite mystery author after Arthur Conan Doyle of Sherlock Holmes fame.
Huang Da Wei released a new album! Thought it will not be distributed here, so was quite glad to see it. Have not heard any songs from it, but I've always have faith in his work, so I'll definitely get his album - "TIME".
Enjoy the week as best you can... -
Hi Hajime! If I'm not wrong, Liang Wen Fu's book is called right? I met him a few times, he even held an autograph session at Popular Megastore! It seems that you frequent Popular bookstore, am i right? I feel that is more practical for adults..makes them reflect..Really..I still feel that is a very good example. There is a part where it says Pencils are being thrown away...Why? Why humans treat pencils as waste? Redundant. Simply because of advanced technology, people have palm top, computers, printers etc..Just like expiry date..things will expire eventually..Quite a touching book..the part where the pencil and ballon sacrificed for Rose, in search for Little Prince.Originally posted by Hajime:I read most of Liang WenFu's books, if not all. "Ceng Jing" and "Zui Hou De Niu Zhe Shui" are one of his first few works. I still have the latter, but not the former which I borrowed from my school library a decade ago. He also has a book which I can't remember the title, but it is like "Alice in Wonderland", when he talked about some of his strange dreams and a cat which always appears in his dreams. Another book "Mei Pi Qing" is a collection of his works, most of them featured in ZaoBao. His more recent works include "Zi Ran Tong Chuang" which has some essays about his encounters with a girl who eventually became his wife. His latest "Zi Ran @ Wen Fu" (published by Popular) documents his more recent lives with his family and himself. "Qi Shi Wo Shi Zai He Shi Guang Lian Ai" is his poem collection of his works in the 90s. One of the few "Cai Zi" we have in Singapore, who writes many good songs as well, though I was not exactly very keen on his recent compositions. "Qiu Xin Fu" was sung by Yu Guan Hua, Fang Wen Lin's husband. Very beautiful and imaginative lyrics.
browniebaobao: I didn't hear your voice on air, I just guessed from your messages. Anyway, it was good to hear JieQi on Sun afternoon while I was busy clearing my books. I just finished Huang Lei's book, and going on to Little Prince, the English one. It was shelved under the Children's section in the bookshop, but I think adults may have difficulties reading it instead. Children's minds are so simple and free from complications that they will understand the simple words and meanings, but adults tend to think more complex and try to analyse it. Why do that? Just enjoy the book as it is. Sometimes, learning to live and think more simply may lessen stress and troubles.
I like JiMi and Zhang Xiao Xian too. I read a bit of Li Bi Hua but her books are too sombre and overly pragmatic. For light reads, can try Ou Yang Lin (who is a doctor by profession, but his style is very light-humoured) and Xiao Ye (a very acclaimed novel and script writer, wrote many books circling his family). They are both Taiwanese novelists. Pardon me, but Shen Xue's style is too similar to another China novelist (Mian Mian?). A bit over hua zhong qu chong. Btw, they used to be very good friends, but after SX released her Shanghai Baby, they had a massive dispute which MM accused SX of stealing her ideas, etc. But their styles are at least a refreshing breakaway from the usual China authors. I am also starting on translated works, esp from Japanese authors. Their views are quite similar to us given the Asian connection, but they can think out of the box at the same time. Their perspective of life is always at another angle different from us. Though I think so far, I read more Japanese-translated mysteries than anything else. For me, "Chi Chuan Ci Lang", whatever his Japanese name maybe, ranks as the top name in Japanese mysteries, and just 2nd to my all-time favourite mystery author after Arthur Conan Doyle of Sherlock Holmes fame.
Huang Da Wei released a new album! Thought it will not be distributed here, so was quite glad to see it. Have not heard any songs from it, but I've always have faith in his work, so I'll definitely get his album - "TIME".
Enjoy the week as best you can...
I saw Li Bi Hua on TV before..read her book before..Don't like her lor...so... I like Zhang Xiao Xian's works because i find that her thinkings are quite close to mine..although she is someone's mistress..Oh ya, she got a new book! Can't recall the title now...(something to do with ugly duckling)..I started reading Shen Xue's books when I heard JieQi mentioning her name on air sometimes..Then one day, I saw a signature printed on one of her books.. (8th prawnshop) if i'm not wrong..Guess what? My idol, Andy Lau wrote something there..hehe..Thus, i bought both part one and part two home happily! ^^
Japanese translated mysterious? So do u like Jin Tian Yi? I prefer Japanese novel...used to read a lot..The one i like best is (Die Sterntaler)..Very sad one...Like any girls out there..loved to read Qiong Yao's books a lot when i saw in Primary and secondary school..stopped at age 15.
Realized that her works are just too shan1 qing2..
If you ask mature women...they will tell you they like to read Yu Shu's works..haha..They told me that Yu Shu very the shan4 dai4 women..^^
Is written by Shen Xue? I doubt so you know? Let me check it out tmr and confirm with you...Shen Xue's works are a little ke1 huang4 sometimes...
Zhang Man Juan..., JieQi recommended this book years ago..and even mailed me a few pages..still in the box where i keep letters now..haha..It's quite a nice book ya! -
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I think I'm going nuts, really made so many mistakes, so many thanks for pointing them out!Originally posted by browniebaobao:Hi Hajime! If I'm not wrong, Liang Wen Fu's book is called right? I met him a few times, he even held an autograph session at Popular Megastore! It seems that you frequent Popular bookstore, am i right? I feel that is more practical for adults..makes them reflect..Really..I still feel that is a very good example. There is a part where it says Pencils are being thrown away...Why? Why humans treat pencils as waste? Redundant. Simply because of advanced technology, people have palm top, computers, printers etc..Just like expiry date..things will expire eventually..Quite a touching book..the part where the pencil and ballon sacrificed for Rose, in search for Little Prince.
I saw Li Bi Hua on TV before..read her book before..Don't like her lor...so... I like Zhang Xiao Xian's works because i find that her thinkings are quite close to mine..although she is someone's mistress..Oh ya, she got a new book! Can't recall the title now...(something to do with ugly duckling)..I started reading Shen Xue's books when I heard JieQi mentioning her name on air sometimes..Then one day, I saw a signature printed on one of her books.. (8th prawnshop) if i'm not wrong..Guess what? My idol, Andy Lau wrote something there..hehe..Thus, i bought both part one and part two home happily! ^^
Japanese translated mysterious? So do u like Jin Tian Yi? I prefer Japanese novel...used to read a lot..The one i like best is (Die Sterntaler)..Very sad one...Like any girls out there..loved to read Qiong Yao's books a lot when i saw in Primary and secondary school..stopped at age 15. Realized that her works are just too shan1 qing2..
If you ask mature women...they will tell you they like to read Yu Shu's works..haha..They told me that Yu Shu very the shan4 dai4 women..^^
Is written by Shen Xue? I doubt so you know? Let me check it out tmr and confirm with you...Shen Xue's works are a little ke1 huang4 sometimes...
Zhang Man Juan..., JieQi recommended this book years ago..and even mailed me a few pages..still in the box where i keep letters now..haha..It's quite a nice book ya!
Firstly, Shanghai Baby is by Wei Hui, another Chinese author. Anyway she is as good as a one-book wonder. I read another book by Shen Xue which I can't remember the title, I only remember there is trails of blood on the cover picture...
And yes, it's "San Wen @ Wen Fu", I mixed it up with his previous book, duh...But frankly, I still prefer his previous works, esp Zui Hou De Niu Che Shui, Ceng Jing, and the book on the cat and his dreams...I still can't recall the title.
The <44th sunset> which you mentioned, I've not seen it before. Is it a Chinese or English version? Who is the translator? I'll add it to my shopping list for the upcoming bookfair
I only read a few Yi Shu books before. Nothing too dramatic, but I think a good novel does not need to be so, her books are the best examples. I quite like "Liu Jin Sui Yue". It was later shot into a movie featuring Maggie Cheung and Cherie Chung.
Ahem, my nick is actually derived from Jin Tian Yi. His full name is Jin Tian Yi Yi, or Hajime Kindaichi. He is a manga character, not novel... Another detective manga character I like is Detective Conan, the teenage detective who was shrunk to a pri sch student after being forced to eat something devised by the "bad guys".
Japanese mystery novels seem to be quite well-written, because the Chinese versions - which I'm sure some meanings have been lost during translations - already interest me immensely. The Japanese mystery author which I mentioned previously "Chi Chuan Ci Lang", his Japanese name is Akagawa Jiro. He has 2 sets of detective characters which appear in different novels. The more famous one is a cat - San1 Mao2 Mao1 (literally: 3-hair cat). It always helps a very kind and honest (sometimes a bit naive) policeman solve cases in his cat ways - eg. loitering around a murder location until the policeman notices something - a strand of hair for eg. - which he failed to see the first time around. The other set of characters: 3 schooling who like mysteries very much and form an amateur detective group. Together with another policeman (who secretly likes one of them), they manage to solve many cases which the police failed to crack. There was a Japanese TV drama which was based on the 3 sisters - San1 Jie3 Mei4 Zhen1 Tan4 Tuan2 (literally: 3-sister investigators). -
Harlow Hajime! I see...you are the legendary Hajime! Hahaha..
Glad you know the mistakes..^^ I think the Shen Xue book u mentioned is ..(If im not wrong..most of her books have those drawings which make one feels uneasy) I'm not a christian, but that books taled about Maria, Jesus, Devil, Gadren of Eden etc..Of course, all messed up - as told my my christian friend..Hahaha..quite interesting..haha..Jesus used handphone to call his mum...Modern!
I can't remember the translator's name or whatsoever..It's a very small book..quite old i think..check it out at Library....Chinese book.