Chapter 8 6. Shade

There is a very special place in Hong Kong called Tiu Keng Leng. The uniqueness of this place has become history, and this history is rapidly being lost.There are a group of people in Hong Kong who will fight to the death even to demolish a rotten ghost wharf. I don’t know why they turn a blind eye to the disappearance of such a historic place like Tiu Keng Leng? The historical value of this place in Tiujingling cannot be explained clearly in a few words.However, Hong Kong people really need to know the ins and outs of this unique place.Then read Lin Yin's novel "Sunset Tiujingling".

"Sunset Tiaojing Ridge", written by Lin Yin, published by Tiandi Book Company.Lin Yin is an authentic Hong Kong writer. He has been engaged in the creation of novels for decades. His novels are rooted in the real life in Hong Kong. They are the most realistic works in Hong Kong's literary creation, whether they are novels or short stories. , are all out-and-out, 100% Hong Kong literature. "Sunset Tiaojingling" narrates the vicissitudes of Tiujingling in the past few decades through novels, and also describes the vicissitudes of Hong Kong in these years. Lin Yin is very good at writing about changes in human feelings, and is also very good at extracting certain novel backgrounds. Another of his novels uses the Kowloon Walled City as the background.Kowloon Walled City and Tiu Keng Leng are the venues where the most bizarre and weird things happen in Hong Kong, which naturally increases the readability of the novel.

Lin Yinren is very gentle, but in the works, the emotions of the characters are very strong.The strong emotions of the characters in the novel are an important part of whether the novel is good-looking or not. Reading his works, it is easy to appreciate this. There are many novel authors in Hong Kong, but there are very few who have always focused on writing about the real society, and their works are also few and not widely circulated.In other words, it is because TV and movies are mostly drawn from reality, so literary works are squeezed out.This is not the case. The so-called realism in film and television is not realistic, but in the name of realism, making unlimited unreal exaggerations. It is completely different from realistic literature, and it is by no means the same thing.

Therefore, when reading Lin Yin's novels, I am always delighted. I am delighted that there are genuine local writers in Hong Kong, so that the rest of the world will not let the beauty!