Breakazine 079 Asking in Truth ｜Final Issue
Breakazine 079 Asking in Truth ｜Final Issue
Breakazine Editorial Team
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About Book
About Book
Breakazine has been around for 16 years and is now releasing its final issue.
Looking back at the years spent with Hongkongers,
What did the magazine achieve, and what did it fail to achieve?
Review and self-assessment are omnipresent in all aspects of life;
However, in an era where only good news is reported, bad news is suppressed, and people only look forward without reviewing the past,
Can we genuinely examine ourselves,
Instead of going through formal and rigid procedures?
The subject of Breakazine's final "inquiry" is ourselves.
Young people, replacing the editors who recused themselves, interviewed the magazine's close stakeholders,
From readers and bookstores to partners, they gave their most candid thoughts and comments;
The editorial team, in turn, tried to visit various interviewees who "began with the end in mind,"
To ponder the possibilities of the future.
Starting with questions, breaking through blind spots, seeing reality, transforming oneself,
Break See Change is not only the magazine's motto,
But also our hope for it to become our attitude towards life,
Until the day we meet again, may we both have become better.
| Table of Contents |
Preface
Asking to the end, to live authentically
Break
A review that was as good as not done
A life-or-death assessment
The challenge of open classrooms / The "useless utility" of assessment
Assessment needs to be discussed
A "black box" opened for the future
See
See what readers say
Breakazine's life in numbers
Long-term subscriber: Feeling hopeful but unable to open it again
Long-term subscriber: Reluctant to leave the utopian media disconnected from reality
School librarian: You need to be ahead of the youth
Preface Bookstore manager: Before the preface was unveiled
Hunter Bookstore manager: In the face of limitations, rest and recuperate before setting off again
Design partners: They are unsure how to continue the story
Design partners: An unfinished experiment
Advocates for gender/sexuality issues: Please understand the efforts you've made
Comrades in green issues: Not eye-catching but responsive to the times
Youth interns: Review to your heart's content! Actual evaluations of Breakazine by former interns
Liminality
The trajectory of formation – Editorial team and former editor-in-chief Sandy's magazine memories
Change
Interview with Chu Wai-ching: Letting go of what you've learned to learn from the future
Interview with Ah Gor: Resilience comes from grasping what you want to do
Interview with Long Tze-wai: Agency means there's always something to do
Interview with Kuan Rui-wen: The Other, keeping transformation perpetually in progress
Interview with Black Window: Whatever the future holds, we still have each other
Epilogue
Epilogue One: Continuing to write stories that bear sorrow
Epilogue Two: Becoming a seed waiting to sprout again
Editor's afterword
| About Breakazine |
Published in the first month of each quarter
Approaches various social issues
Uses different background information to comprehensively analyze issues
Visits life stories scattered across different corners of the city
Demonstrates delicate humanistic care
Cultivates civic values of understanding others and sincere critical thinking
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