Historical refurbishments add new relevance to study of Macao’s pioneers
Hong Kong-based author Mark O’Neill’s 2018 study of 14 prominent Chinese individuals in Macao’s history is worth a revisit in light of recent architectural renovations
Protected: Does Macao need a proper Macanese museum?
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- Among the challenges facing those lobbying for such a bigger facility are the historic lack of government support and differing opinions among the Macanese themselves
The Macanese Living Museum is not an adequate portrayal of the depth and richness of the community’s role in local history, some community members believe – Photo courtesy of the Cultural Affairs Bureau
UPDATED: 06 Oct 2025, 10:41 am
UPDATED: 06 Oct 2025, 10:41 am
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