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Improving people’s livelihoods
As one of the city’s largest civic organisations, the General Union of Neighbourhood Associations of Macau has played a central role in Macao’s social fabric for over 40 years. Chairwoman Ng Siu Lai reflects on the association’s past and reveals plans for the future
Low-altitude economy takes off
As the low-altitude economy gathers momentum across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, industry insiders argue that Macao’s strategic value lies not in the scale or frequency of flights, but in its ability to provide high-standard, well-regulated scenarios that can help align cross-boundary rules and contribute to the development of international frameworks
China’s cosmic leap into space
China’s space programme has made massive strides in recent years, with advanced satellites, a home-grown space station and the goal for an historic moon mission by 2030. Such endeavours, ranging from governmental to commercial sectors, are driving China’s outer space diplomacy, with Macao moving to the centre of the country’s space science efforts
Gu Yue: Life as artist and academic
Acclaimed artist and revered academic Gu Yue receives support from the China National Arts Fund for his oil painting “Pursuit – Setting Sail”, a work rooted in Macao’s cultural imagination
Lingnan’s heritage comes to life
The Macao Museum has creatively woven together the multi-layered tapestry of Lingnan cultures in an immersive exhibit. The “New Momentum – Cultured Bay Area, Brilliant Intangible Cultural Heritage” is far more than a static collection of artifacts; it is a thoughtfully curated journey through the “living wisdom” of the Lingnan people – proof that heritage is still very much alive
Fong Man Wai’s rise to national glory
After securing Macao’s first women’s gold at the National Games, karateka Fong Man Wai is preparing for her next challenge on the Asian Games stage
A living reminder of Macao’s past
A verdant whisper amid Macao’s urban roar, the UNESCO-listed Casa Garden has served many significant roles over the past two-and-a-half centuries. Today, the historic manor carries on its enduring legacy of bridging trade and cultural exchange between China and the West
Lights, culture, action
Rita Wong, who helms indie film house Cinematheque·Passion, reveals her must-see Macao films and explains why the city’s emerging cinema culture deserves to be in the spotlight
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A concise guide to what’s on in Macao, spotlighting notable cultural, artistic and sporting events across the city
National Games: boosting sports momentum
The 15th National Games marked a turning point for Macao, with the city showcasing its strongest sporting performance to date in any edition of the Games, while deepening cooperation across the Greater Bay Area