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An autumn image, the setting sun slanting down, a gentle breeze blowing; the overexposed light seems to want to tear the image apart, piercing through from the distant horizon.
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An autumn image, the setting sun slanting down, a gentle breeze blowing; the overexposed light seems to want to tear the image apart, piercing through from the distant horizon.

May I ask you open your mind for me? May I ask you to open your heart to me? <img src="./Door-Blood-Light-20110928060810.jpg" alt="Door Blood Light" /> Heart's Door (Photo / Jinliang Lin)

Page after page of life — how many more times can we laugh proudly. A heart full of memories, yet it can be torn away so lightly and effortlessly.

Many writers do possess a gift for writing, but for most people, writing is a skill that can be learned through time and practice.

This article is a record of the author's reflections after reading Huang Yafei's article "Eyes and Photography," submitted to Artco magazine after visiting Japanese photographer Takashi Homma.

If you want to become a professional photographer, what jobs can you do? What things can you do? And how much income is there?

In the small town of Tamsui, climbing up the steps along Chongjian Old Street, many quaint old houses, rotted away, have long been forgotten by time.

People live amid the bustling, flourishing city. Yet their hearts are lonely.

On an evening in winter, I strolled leisurely along the streets of the small town of Tamsui. The clear, boundless sky carried a comfortable breeze blowing past. Passing by the gate of Aletheia University, I was unexpectedly distracted for a moment, and I crossed the empty campus gazing at the distant skyline.

The deep blue of summer fades into the red of autumn chrysanthemums. A gentle breeze, swaying softly. Children run freely through the alleys, and the pale colorful sun circles endlessly in the sky.

This article is a short piece I wrote in December of ROC Year 99, submitted to the "Writing Is Storytelling" essay contest organized by United Literature. The topic was "If I Were a Bird," and this piece won an Encouragement Award.

That's the light (points)! I once saw a car enthusiast's comment on an automotive fan forum: "It's precisely because our cars fall short that we must find ways to strengthen and make up for it..." — which struck a real chord with me.

I bought a relatively inexpensive and highly praised LAMY fountain pen — the Lamy Safari 2007 white limited edition — as my first proper fountain pen in life (the Genki mini fountain pen, after all, can only be a toy).

The design of the College of Life Sciences emblem at National Chung Hsing University adopts the most widely accepted circular form, expresses the concept of yin and yang duality through color, conveys the imagery of the origin of all things, and through the outer-ring and inner-circle design implies the close relationship between the university and the college.

From the appearance of this sword lion, one can see its righteous spirit of honoring the Way and upholding the law, keeping for people the constant protection of warding off evil, suppressing misfortune, and invoking blessings. Taking the homophone variant "heng" (horizontal) of the character "heng" (constant), it further explains that this sword lion not only possesses a finely carved wooden design, but also expresses the fairness and justice contained in the words of the ancient sage Xunzi in his "Discourse on Ritual": "When the balance is truly hung, one cannot deceive it with light or heavy."