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The core symbol of Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's
People who have not been to Macau before, as long as they want to know Macao, must be related to the place of the Ruins of St. Paul's. For those who want to visit Macao, St. Paul's is definitely a must-visit destination, so the Ruins of St. Paul's has become the core symbol of Macao and an indispensable attraction for visiting Macao.
The Ruins of St. Paul's, formerly known as St. Paul's Church, were built in the 30th year of the Wanli Ming Dynasty (1602) and destroyed by fire on January 26, the 15th year of the Qing Daoguang (1835), leaving only the Ruins of St. Paul's.
The front of the Ruins of Semba is like the glamorous beauty of Hong Kong and Macao combining East and West, while the layers of rammed earth on the back are like generations of local residents who have worked hard to achieve this flower world, who have lived generation after generation on the edge of the gears of civilization, deep in the narrow alleys between mountains and seas, and in the restaurant workshops one after another.
