Higher education blossoms in Macao
As the number of institutions in Macao has rapidly increased, so has the quality of educational services as the universities respond to the demands of a fiercely competitive environment.
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Rediscovering Chinese ceramics
Archaeologists have unearthed pottery in Shiwan dating back over 5,000 years, as well as pieces produced under the Tang (618–626 AD) and Song (960–1279 AD) dynasties, most for daily household use.
Zhongshan sees future as world‑class manufacturing base, transport hub
Many plans are in store for Zhongshan as the development of high‑tech enterprises grows with foreign investment
Chagall’s whimsical imagery at our fingertips
An exhibition to celebrate Marc Chagall’s masterpieces
The Return of Nanhai No 1
Artifacts recovered from the sunken ship are on display at the Macao Museum
Premier promises Greater Bay Area plan in 2018
The Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area Initiative is an advanced version of the Pearl River Delta strategy first brought up in the 13th Five‑Year‑Plan (2016–2020) of China.
Shanghai troupe brings Das Kapital to the stage
This year, in honour of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx, the Macao Arts Festival presented a song‑and‑dance version of his greatest work, Das Kapital, performed by the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre (SDAC).
Academia Jao Tsung‑I remembers China’s “master of sinology”
Academia Jao Tsung‑I, opened in August 2015 and houses 400 paintings and 75 artworks.
Understanding the world through currency
The Currency Museum at the University of Macau showcases currencies of all eras.