Macao in WWII was marked by complexity and ambiguity, with the downtrodden suffering tragedy and the privileged few enjoying great wealth and excess
History
Soon to be out on paperback, the magisterial study looks at the swashbuckling 16th-century trading rivalry between Portugal and other European powers
The winning documentaries Macau Historical Figures and Macau Chill Viva both focus on the city’s long and rich history
US journalist Bill Lascher spoke to Macao News about his great-uncle, Melville ‘Mel’ Jacoby, a correspondent who covered the events of World War II in Asia
Festivities are set to take place on 15 July at Dom Pedro V Theatre, one of 22 sites belonging to the city’s UNESCO-listed Historic Centre
The 77th international edition of the peer-reviewed journal includes research into Macao-Mascarenes migration and a previously unpublished 19th century diary
The new gallery’s inaugural exhibition, ‘The Lisboa, Stories of Macau’, opened on 8 May and offers an immersive journey through 500 years of history
The show uses massive LED screens to recreate what daily life may have been like during China’s bronze age Shu civilisation
A new two-volume, Portuguese-Chinese study showcases a collection of artwork once owned by American traders that lived in Macao