The Real Story Behind Macau’s Famous Egg Tarts
Think you know why Macau is famous for its Portuguese-style egg tarts? Think again...
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‘The Violin Case’: A Macau Film That Avoids the Casinos
Max Bessmertny’s first feature channels ‘After Hours’ to create a movie uniquely anchored in the real Macau ...
‘Girlfriends’ in Macau: Tracy Choi’s Emotionally Complex New Film
Tracy Choi brings a boldly intimate lesbian relationship from Macau to the screen, exploring identity, heartbreak and belonging...
Farewell to a Life in Music: DJ Ray Cordeiro’s Extraordinary 70-Year-Career
Hong Kong's most beloved English-language DJ finally calls it quits after the world's longest career in radio. ...
Macau’s Film Festival Punches Above Its Weight
The third edition of the International Film Festival and Awards Macao sees the festival coming into its own....
Macau Artist João Ó is Blending Cultures Through Bamboo
Born in Portugal and raised in Macau, architect and artist João Ó uses bamboo as his medium and space as his canvas. ...
Vhils and Pauline Foessel in Macau: Engaging the Other
Portuguese street artist Vhils joins curator Pauline Foessel to create a dialogue between the Portuguese and Chinese worlds in Macau....
How Hong Kong’s Once-Thriving Portuguese Community Nearly Vanished
The Portuguese were one of the most important ethnic groups in Hong Kong. Now the community has nearly disappeared. What happened?...
A Snapshot of Hong Kong History – Part I: Beginnings
Part I: The making of the fragrant harbour
Context: When the Portuguese established Macao as a permanent trading settlement with the permission of the local Chinese mandarinate in about 1557, the face of South China trade changed. ...