Nandu News Reporter Wang Meisu Intern Chen Wuhong Recently, the "Reading Greater Bay Area" - "World Book Day" Hong Kong and Macao Youth Reading Sharing Activity was held in Guangzhou. The new work "Your Gaze" by Wang William Bay, a young representative writer of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, was released simultaneously.
At the same time, a number of hong Kong and Macao youth representatives gathered at the Bay Area Bookstore, a new landmark of cultural exchange in the Bay Area, to talk about their reading experiences and insights around the theme of "Reading the Greater Bay Area".
Young writer Wang William Bay area theme of the new work released
The novel "Your Gaze", created by Wang William, a representative writer of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth, was recently published. At the scene of the event, the author Wang William, the president of Huacheng Publishing House, Zhang Yi, the secretary general of the Chinese Academy of Literature, Ou Ya, and the responsible editor of "Your Gaze" Du Xiaoye jointly launched the release ceremony of "Your Gaze".
"Your Gaze" is one of the few novellas in China focusing on the glasses design industry, taking Shenzhen Henggang, the "capital of glasses" that produces 70% of the world's glasses, as the realistic background, writing the life, emotions and innovation of the young generation of designers, which not only reflects the entrepreneurial and innovative spirit of the young generation, but also reflects the deep cultural heritage and continuous innovation vitality of Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Young writer William Wang.
At the event site, the author Wang William told the creation story of the book "Your Gaze" in combination with the reading experience, "When I was a child reading "John Christophe" written by the French writer Romain Roland, I have always remembered a sentence in the book: 'The sound of the river rises from the backyard', which aroused my curiosity: What kind of sound is the sound of the mighty river? ”
It wasn't until he went to sun yat-sen university to study, and there was a tide of the Pearl River in front of the school, that he had a profound understanding of the "mighty sound of the river". "The night is quiet, and when I walk along the Pearl River alone, there are countless moods surging in my heart." In The eyes of Wang William, Guangzhou has a wonderful and thick history, like a river flowing and rushing, and after stopping, you can hear endless echoes. As he says on the title page of Your Gaze: "When we stop indulging in what we see, the eyes of the world come upon us." ”
"The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is a place where the eyes of the world come together, and I am fortunate to be in such a cultural space. I want to constantly draw the world's attention into the text, and at the same time focus the reader's eyes on my work. William Wang said.
Youth representatives from Hong Kong and Macao: "Reading has an addictive charm"
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is an important foundation for jointly building a humanistic bay area with cultural origins, close human affinity, similar folklore and complementary advantages. In the evening, the youth representatives from Hong Kong and Macao talked freely about their reading experiences and insights in combination with their personal growth experiences.
Wang Shaohui, founder of Guangzhou EasyMan Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Wang Shaohui, founder of Guangzhou Easy Man Information Technology Co., Ltd., was born in an ordinary family, his parents worked hard for their livelihood, left early and returned late, in addition to learning, he and his brother often played games and read comics, until the age of 17, he met some entrepreneurial friends, and began to contact more books. He said that the first book he read was "Rich Dad Poor Dad", which also became the enlightenment of his entrepreneurial career.
In the process of reading, he paid special attention to the issue of how Hong Kong and Macao can be integrated into the development of the country, and strongly recommended that people studying, working and living in the Greater Bay Area read more about the modern history of China, thinking about how they should integrate into the history of national development, what roles they can play, and how to contribute their own value.
Wu Jiahui, member of the Guangzhou Nansha Guangdong-Hong Kong Co-operation Advisory Committee and founder and chief executive officer of timetable.
From the I Ching to the biography of Lee Kuan Yew, Wu Jiahui, a member of the Guangzhou Nansha Guangdong-Hong Kong Cooperation Advisory Committee and the founder and chief executive officer of timetable, has a wide range of topics, and his thinking on "how to read" can be summarized into a formula: reading + thinking = cognition. He explained that sometimes reading books cannot directly change life, but also needs to think about the content of reading to make it their own cognition, and "cognition can change the pattern, open the pattern and then change life." He believes that the same is true for enterprises, "cognition determines the competitiveness of enterprises."
"I slowly realized after the age of 30 that the quality of perseverance and the ability to resist blows are the background of life that reading has given me." Yang Mei, a member of the CPPCC Committee of Nansha District of Guangzhou and chairman of the International Art Bonded Industry Center in the Greater Bay Area, has fallen in love with reading since she was a child under the influence of her family. From elementary school to middle school, every time she got a good score in the exam, she was rewarded with going to the bookstore to buy books. She remembers that in her 20s, when she moved to Hong Kong with her family and studied mass media at the University of Chinese in Hong Kong, she always immersed herself in the library when she was not in class, reading thick, beautifully printed books and feeling the wonderful world of books.
Yang Mei, member of the CPPCC Committee of Nansha District, Guangzhou and chairman of the Greater Bay Area International Art Bonded Industry Center.
After graduating from hong Kong Chinese University, Yang Mei began a long road to entrepreneurship. From "media" to "design" to "art", her professional field has continued to expand, and the knowledge and power she has absorbed from books have become her confidence. She said that at different stages of entrepreneurship, they will take the initiative to adjust the reading direction according to their own needs: in the stage of delving into business, the desk has the upper hand in professional books; when the business has made certain progress and needs to focus on company management and development, it will focus on management books. "Reading is about making yourself a better lifelong learner."