UM holds “Legend of Paper and Ink: Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Celebrities of Calligraphy”

“Legend of Paper and Ink: Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Celebrities of Calligraphy” has been recently held by the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of the University of Macau, which lasted for six days from 17th to 22nd January 2021. The exhibition is also one of the exhibition series of “Mr. Fu Tianhong’s New Poetry Collection”. There are more than fifty pieces of works displayed in the exhibition, all of which are works from outstanding calligraphers, artists and litterateurs, including Guo Moruo, Lin Sanzhi, Sha Menghai, Fei Xinwo, Zhao Piaochu, Ouyang Zhongshi, Wu Guanzhong, Fan Zeng, Shen Peng, Ya Ming, Ai Qing, Jin Yong, Zang Kejia, Yu Guangzhong, Luo Fu, Mo Yan, Jia Pingwa, etc. The opening ceremony was held in the afternoon on 17th January, and many distinguished guests attended the ceremony and visited the exhibition afterwards. From these great works, viewers have better understood and memorized the lives of the celebrities.

 

Jornal Foco Macau: UM Holds “Legend of Paper and Ink: Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Celebrities of Calligraphy”

Jornal Foco Macau: UM Holds “Legend of Paper and Ink: Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Celebrities of Calligraphy”

Host by: Centre for Chinese History and Culture, University of Macau

Date: January 17, 2021 (Campus Open Day) to January 22 (end at 1:00 pm)

Open Time: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed at 1:00 pm- 2:30 pm)

Location: Exhibition Hall, Cultural Building, University of Macau (E34-G016)

Opening Ceremony: January 17, 2021, 2:30 PM

UM Open Day – FAH’s “Opening the Door to a World of Possibilities” received great success

This year, FAH featured “Opening the Door to a World of Possibilities” with 11 booth games, including various language, culture, philosophy and

history games. Visitors were exposed to the multilingual world as they explored human stories and experienced riches of various cultures. CCHC

also takes this opportunity to organize a ceremony to kick off the “Legend of Pen and Ink -Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Celebrities Calligraphy

(One of Fu Tianhong’s New Poetry Personal Collection Exhibition Series)”.

We hope you had a wonderful and fulfilling day at UM

Escola Tong Nam joins UM’s Base for the Promotion of Chinese History and Culture in primary and secondary schools

[Article from Macao Daily News] The unveiling ceremony of the Base for the Promotion of Chinese History and Culture in primary and secondary schools, jointly established by Escola Tong Nam, the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of University of Macau, and General Association of Chinese Students of Macau, was held yesterday. Escola Tong Nam became the ninth member of the Base. Directors from the three parties believed that continuously providing practical learning bases and a wide berth in schools helped students gain a better understanding of Chinese history and conditions, especially to enhance their own cultural identity.

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Mainland and Macao colleges and universities discuss moral education teaching materials

The Research Conference on the Construction of moral Education Teaching Materials for Universities, Primary and Secondary Schools in Macao, jointly sponsored by the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of Macau University and the National Research Institute for Teaching Materials of Tsinghua University, was held in Macau on December 18, 2020. Mainland and Macao scholars and teachers discussed and exchanged information on the use of local moral education teaching materials, such as the selection and requirements of teaching materials, the preparation of teaching plans and the use of teaching methods.

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“Professional development activities for teaching staff – topics of Chinese, Portuguese and education” by the Education and Youth Affairs Bureau and Centre for Chinese History and Culture

The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau, Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Macao Base for Primary & Second Education in Humanities & Social Science co-organized the “Professional development activities for teaching staff – topics of Chinese, Portuguese and education” .The target students are primary and secondary school teachers in Macao.

The courses “Training Method and Skills of the Sense of Mandarin” of  Prof. SIO Chio Ieong, who is of Department of Chinese Language and Literature are welcomed by school teachers in Macao.“ Appreciation and Creation of Couplets” of Prof. TANG Keng Pan, who of Department of Chinese Language and Literature. “PLE:O cultural na expressao linguistica e a lingua na expressao cultural” of Prof. AO Sio Heng,  who is of Department of Portuguese. “Definicao e fixacao de padroes e de instrumentos nnormativos na educacao em linguas” of Prof. Jose Fernando Lino Pascoal, who is of Department of Portuguese. In total, there are about 30 students in each class and more than 120 teachers participated in the 11 hours’ courses.

The courses “Training Method and Skills of the Sense of Mandarin” of  Prof. SIO Chio Ieong

“ Appreciation and Creation of Couplets” of Prof. TANG Keng Pan

A Series of Academic Exhibitions on Studies in Critical Situation during Critical Times by the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of the University of Macau

In order to systematically display the research results of the humanities researchers of UM in this pandemic period, the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of FAH has invited professors from departments related to humanities to deliver lectures via online channel on the main theme of “The Consciousness of Critical Situation and Hardship in Chinese Traditional Culture”, at the end of the year 2020.

The lectures via online channel were delivered successfully. The lectures series include the topics of “The Consciousness of Critical Situation and Hardship in Chinese Traditional Culture” of Prof. YEUNG SIU KWAI from Faculty of Education,  “Endless life in difficult times: Views of Macao University Students on the Value and Significance of Chinese Traditional Culture” of Prof. GONG YANG from Faculty of Education, “Cultural Responsibility in disaster” of Prof. TANG CHON CHIT from Department of  Chinese Language and Literature of Faculty of Arts and Humanities,  “The issue of epidemic prevention and anti-epidemic method – the role of regulating immune response in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19” of Prof. CHEN XIN from Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences, “The Public Sphere and Urban Management in Contemporary China: Historical Considerations during COVID-19” of Prof. WANG DI from Department of History of Faculty of Arts and Humanities. These lectures were popular among students in University of Macau. Hundreds of students participated in the lectures actively and indicated that these lectures inspired them a lot to think about the pandemic period in China deeply, and it is of great significance for deeply understanding the Culture of Critical Situation in China.

The Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Confucius Institute Greatly Supported the 65th Anniversary Activities of Escola Estrela do Mar

The Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Confucius Institute Greatly Supported the 65th Anniversary Activities of Escola Estrela do Mar

To celebrate the 65th School Anniversary, Escola Estrela do Mar School held the celebration carnival in 6thDec. Among lots of activities, the ancient costume wearing and photo shooting activity has gained strong support of the Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Confucius Institute, University of Macau.

“Professional development activities for teaching staff – topics of Social Science and Humanities” by the Education and Youth Affairs Bureau and Centre for Chinese History and Culture

The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau, Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Macao Base for Primary & Second Education in Humanities & Social Science co-organized the “Professional development activities for teaching staff – topics of Social Science and Humanities” from November to December in 2020.The target students are primary and secondary school teachers in Macao.

The courses “Macao’s Native Literature” of Prof. TAM Mei Leng , who is of Department of Chinese Language and Literature .“From Eastern and Western cultural perspective—-the Era of Great Navigation and Food Culture of Macao” of Prof. PANG Hoi Ling, who is of Department of Chinese Language and Literature . “The talk of spirit of Lianfeng”, “Stone Inscribed Poems of Mazu: A Microcosm of Macao’s Modern History” of Prof. TANG Keng Pan, who is of Department of Chinese Language and Literature. “History and Material Culture: Using ‘Things’ as a Lens into the past” of Prof. Mario Cams, who is of Department of History. “Teaching the History of Globalization” of Prof. Joshua Ehrlich , who is of Department of History. In total, there are about 30 students in each class and more than 200 teachers participated in the 14 hours’ courses.

The courses “Macao’s Native Literature” of Prof. TAM Mei Leng

“From Eastern and Western cultural perspective—-the Era of Great Navigation and Food Culture of Macao” of Prof. PANG Hoi Ling

“The talk of spirit of Lianfeng” of Prof. TANG Keng Pan

“Stone Inscribed Poems of Mazu: A Microcosm of Macao’s Modern History” of Prof. TANG Keng Pan

Escola Xin Hua joins UM’s Base for the Promotion of Chinese History and Culture

UM’s Base for the Promotion of Chinese History and Culture in primary and secondary schools, General Association of Chinese Students of Macau and Escola Xin Hua signed the Cooperation Agreement on the Joint Construction of Base for the Promotion of Chinese History and Culture. Prof. XU Jie, Dean of Faculty of Arts and Humanities of University of Macau, Prof. ZHU Shoutong, Director of the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of University of Macau, Dr. CHEANG Neng Ian, Deputy director of the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of University of Macau, and Ms. HO Yu, Principal of Escola Xin Hua, attended the signing ceremony.

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