Animal Farm (Hong Kong Pig Version)

brief introduction:
Original work by George Orwell／painting by vawongsir／Translation by Times Cultural Creation

English + Cantonese bilingual reread classics in familiar language, and reread unfamiliar homes with classics

The animals are very happy, thinking that they can lead a "prosperous and stable" life, but it turns out that the so-called "beautiful future" does not foresee their identities. It is a blueprint for a flourishing age of nothingness.

How far is the cautionary prophecy from 70 years ago from Hong Kong?

"Animal Farm (Hong Kong Pig Version)" is based on Hong Kong readers. In addition to translating George Orwell's classic original works into Cantonese, it also does not avoid Hong Kong's unique colloquial words and sayings, in order to reflect the mixed culture and language of Hong Kong people. Of course, there are ghost illustrations by Hong Kong cartoonist vawongsir, which make the book even more vivid.