The large-scale 4K food culture documentary "Taste of Macao", jointly produced by the Macao Special Administrative Region and China Central Radio and Television Station, returns with the second episode of Macao TV Macao broadcasting at 8pm on Friday, October 13.
"Episode 2 – Good food but Macau Street
Macao, located at the intersection of land and water between the Chinese mainland and the South China Sea, has a land area of about 33 square kilometers woven into a fine web of more than 1,250 streets. Hidden in the narrow alleys between square inches, the food grows quietly and vigorously day and night. The legendary story of "hidden in the city" behind the authentic taste and taste of Macao unfolds here.
"Highlights
The food culture documentary "Taste of Macao" is a key documentary project to implement the Framework Agreement on Deepening Strategic Cooperation between China Central Radio and Television Station and the Macao SAR Government, which takes gastronomy as the starting point, highlights the urban characteristics of the world's diverse cultures in Macao, and fully demonstrates the vitality of Macao's social and economic development under the successful practice of "one country, two systems".
The program is divided into 4 episodes: "Made in Macao", "Good Food But Macao Street", "The Rings of the Table", and "Love Song 1999". Taking gastronomy as the starting point, it tells the humanistic stories behind gastronomy to Chinese people around the world, reflects Macao's rich and colorful historical and cultural heritage, shows that Macao is rooted in traditional Chinese bloodline as the "World Capital of Gastronomy", and reflects the development of the times and the successful practice of "one country, two systems" with Macao characteristics.
"Airtime
From October 6
Every Friday at 8 p.m. Macau Macau
(Broadcast simultaneously on the TDM website and TDM App)
"Taste of Macao" premiered on CCTV-9, CCTV-9, the main station, and is now broadcast on "Macao TV Macao", with the official transmission and broadcast of the Macao TV Macao Channel program on the Guangdong Pearl River Delta Television Network on October 1, friends in Macao and the Mainland Greater Bay Area should not miss it.