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"Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao" takes you to witness Macao's "bouncing"
On the afternoon of January 5th, the series of books entitled "Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao" was released at the Macao Cultural Office, which was jointly planned and published by the Macao Cultural Office and Guangdong Education Publishing House.
Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao
This is a panoramic pop-up book about Macao's history, architecture, people and culture, jointly created and developed by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. With its beautiful hand-drawn illustrations and lively three-dimensional structure, it attracts readers to discover the beauty of Macao through interesting reading.
Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao
The "Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao" series includes the pop-up books "Macao Springs" and "Seeing Macao: Traveling with Poetry" handbooks and related peripherals, among which the pop-up book "Macao Springs" is the first shot for the upcoming "Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage" series.
"Three-dimensional China in Cultural Heritage: Seeing Macao".
The author of the book, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Macao Polytechnic University, Lam Fa Chin, said in his speech that allowing readers to understand Macao's profound historical and cultural heritage more intuitively is an effective way to enhance the national and cultural identity of Hong Kong and Macao youth. This well-curated series of books is an ideal set of reading materials for young readers to experience the history and culture of Macao. The publication of the "Seeing Macao" series is also a new exploration in the Macao publishing industry in terms of book content and presentation.
The author of this book, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Macao Polytechnic University, Lam Fa Chin.
Bian Xiaoyan, deputy editor-in-chief of Guangdong Education Publishing House, said frankly that Guangdong Education Publishing House has been actively participating in Macao's cultural publishing industry for many years, and is committed to strengthening publishing exchanges and cooperation between Guangdong and Macao, and jointly building a new bridge for cultural development, and has published a series of fine books introducing Macao, including "Chinese Chinese", "General History of Macao", "Macao Bounces" and "Seeing Macao". In the future, we will continue to promote the cultural construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area through multi-faceted exchanges and cooperation, and promote mutual benefit between Guangdong and Macao in culture, education and publishing.
According to Liu Limei, principal of Whitima Notre Dame Girls' School, the content of this series of books is suitable for students at different stages, from kindergarten to middle school, and the school will hold various forms of activities and workshops according to the content of the book to help students feel the rich connotation of the book.
Group photo.
"This series of books condenses the essence of Macao's history and culture into a small pop-up book!" said Zhang Jie, principal of Ilha Verde Secondary School affiliated to the Macao Chamber of Commerce.
Chan Ka Leung, member of the Executive Council of the Macao Special Administrative Region and academic advisor of Macau Kai Yuen Publishing House, said that Macao has always paid attention to the effect of spring breeze and rain in culture and education. This series of books cultivates young people's feelings for home and country through the history and culture of Macao, and helps Macao students to see the past and future of Macao. Macau Qiyuan Publishing House will present the deep relationship between the motherland and Macao through more and better textbooks and cultural reading materials, and will further cooperate with Guangdong Education Publishing House to carry out youth cultural exchanges, study tours and Xi activities, so as to establish closer cultural ties between Guangdong and Macao.
A book donation ceremony was also held at the event, during which representatives of the publisher presented this unique series of books on the history and culture of Macao to representatives of various schools in Macao. Subsequently, the series will also be presented to primary and secondary schools in Macao, so that more and more young people in Macao can experience this cultural gift.
Bian Xiaoyan, deputy editor-in-chief of Guangdong Education Press, presented books to representatives of Macao schools.
[Writing] Southern + reporter Dai Xueqing
【Co-ordinator】Liu Weiming
[Image/video] Courtesy of the interviewee
【Authors】 Dai Xueqing;
[Source] Southern Press Media Group Southern + client