The second edition of Famílias Macaenses (Macanese Families) by the historian and genealogist Jorge Forjaz consists of six volumes with thousands of pages, encompassing nearly 500 families, with more than 70,000 cited names and over 3,000 photos.
Carlos Marreiros takes us on an architectural journey through the decades in Macao.
Traditional Chinese settlements pátios serve as valuable heritage enriching Macao’s cultural identity.
Mangroves serve as roots of the sea, they protect our shorelines and are a nursery ground for our biodiversity.
The 2017 Decorations, Medals and Certificates of Merit Awards were given to 42 individuals and organisations in January
Pastelaria Chui Heong opened in 1958 and is the last shop of its kind in Macao.
Fitting imageries for an excerpt from Viola Chinesa by Camilo Pessanha, a Portuguese poet who spent much of his life in Macao, itself a compelling blend of Chinese and Portuguese influences.
Photos showcased at the exhibition depict Asian communities’ customs and traditions beginning in 1844.
After centuries as the hub connecting China to the Portuguese‐speaking world, Macao views language as the next frontier for exchange between the two worlds.