Cantonese Stories

I got isekai'ed into a game?? When Chiu Mik Tsaam agrees to beta test a mobile game for a friend's company, she didn't expect for the game to become real life for her and her friends. Pitched into a world of fairytales, Mik Tsaam and her friends have to survive through each story. Easier said than done. How have they ended up in this game? Who knew fairytales were such vicious places? Can they really make it out alive? How many times can they survive?

When his father found a new love, Ali had to contend with a step mother that just wouldn't leave him alone. His birth mother's memory was fading, his best friend was now his brother, and he even had a legal surname now? Things were changing fast, and being recruited as a secret goverment agent didn't help him any.

Written By Alec Trangia, Allison Shen, and Jacky Chen

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每段關係都因為一個契機而發生，而亦都係因為一個原因而分開。起一齊嘅契機總係後知後覺，同樣分開嘅原因亦係不知不覺。 當命運紅線將兩個唔同世界嘅人拉埋一齊，一段關係就係契機之下開始，咁分開嘅時候係咪就代表命運紅線被扯斷呢？或者每段關係都係一個故事，一個似係簡單但係又複雜嘅故事。 ** 備註 ** 呢嗰係一本三語言嘅短篇小說：粵語、中文以及英文。 多謝閱讀！呢本係一本連載嘅小說。如果鐘意嗰故事嘅話，請繼續閱讀、投票同追蹤我。我亦都歡迎任何評論同意見。 ************************************************************************************************** Every relationship begins under an incident and ends for a reason. The incident is always unexpected, and so, the reason. When the string of fate brings two different persons together, the incident happened unexpectedly. Does it mean that when two persons in love parted their ways indicated the string of fate has been pulled apart? Perhaps, every relationship is a story- a story that seems simple but complicated. ** Author's Note ** This is a trilingual short stories novel. Available in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Thanks for reading and supporting! This is an ongoing story. Please kindly keep reading, vote and follow me if you like the story. Feel free to comment as well. I appreciate and welcome feedback openly. ************************************************************************************************** 每一段关系也是因为一个契机而发生的，而也是因为一个原因而分开。一起的契机总是后知后觉，同样的，分开的原因也是不知不觉的。 当命运红线把两个不同世界的人系在一起，一段关系就在契机之下而开始，那么分开的时候是不是代表着命运红线已被扯断呢？也许每段关系也是一个故事，一个看似简单却

(amazing book cover done by: @DemonicBookworm) Your perfect know-it-all guide to the country Singapore! If you're a writer who wants to write a story on Singapore-related stuff, or simply a curious reader who would like to find out more about our beautiful home country, go ahead and read this book, it will definitely be of help :)

Who wishes to fight must first count the cost. - Sun Tzu. 1807, Qing China. The seas brim with treachery and blood as pirates plague the waters of the South China Sea. Among them is the Red Flag Fleet, known as the strongest pirate coalition in all of China- that is, until their Grand Admiral, Zheng Yi, dies in a hurricane. The five remaining admirals vie for influence in the gap he left behind. Silent among them is Zheng Yi Sao, now widowed by her husband's death and plagued by a thirst for unfathomable power. The price of greed is high, the price of hubris higher still. Forging a tenuous alliance with Chang Ziyi, her late husband's young and charismatic protege, and the Black Admiral Guo Xingtei, a vicious pirate with an ancient grudge, she seizes power over the Red Flag Fleet and elects herself Grand Admiral. Zheng Yi Sao, now named Zheng Shi, sails with new purpose: Of conquest, devastation, and irrevocable destruction the likes of which China has never seen. There are no lengths she will not go until all the sea is hers, and all the men who sail it- even sinking herself to its depths, if she must. Based on a true story.

Short stories about my maternal grandmother - my Poppa - and her lessons about Chinese culture through food. Yum! Artwork is credited to Caroline Ji (http://www.carolineji.com)

In this post, I will provide an analysis of Chapter 14 of the Tao Te Ching based on my personal experience and understanding, along with an English translation. (Not by me - Credits to my Mom) TTC - Tao Te Ching

Finn Huang is cynical, cold, jaded, and adamant on keeping everyone - and the idea of love - at least an arm's length away. And Kayleigh, with her red hair and interest in Moose Tracks ice cream, may be the only one who can melt his winter cold heart.

Told in two interweaving storylines, The Ritual and My Son, this is the story of two women, connected by a single life. What binds the women is a single act of courage, a life shaped by discipline and love. My Son details the story of a mother who raised a boy with steady hands and careful love, holding on in small, deliberate ways even as he reached beyond her grasp. The Ritual details how, saved once from the sea by the same boy, Siu-man carries the ripple of his courage across decades, from a lost identity card to yearly offerings of oranges, discovering how a single act can shape a life forever.

Growing up Toisanese (the real pronunciation is Hoisanese) in the San Gabriel Valley suburbs of Los Angeles, I was an awkward but observant Toisan Girl. I never really fit in anywhere - straddled between American and Chinese cultures as an ABC. Between a paranoid born-again Christian mother, and a rageful, hardworking father behind closed doors, I somehow survived. Many a misadventure unfolded through my coming of age years....

I was inspired to write this book after discovering the RantAgainstRacism website and I thought that writing this book would be a great way to convey the message that racism is NOT OKAY. In this book I will tell you(rant) about my encounters with racism and discrimination as an ABC(Australian born Chinese).

Hope you can relate ❤️

Hey, Hi All, I am a Cantonese. My family name is Ming, my last name is Tian. In our dialect, I get also a nick name "Ting Yat". To suit the culture, I get also a western name "Tomorrow".

Mark Twain returns to Nevada to report about the opening of a rail line into the mountains. But he finds a more bizarre story among the Cantonese laborers working on the tracks.

Here, I write about things I feel and all that junk, So yeah ~ ♥ Lien