China’s highest-grossing movie of all times and the first non-Hollywood film to reach the top 9 in the global box office, “Ne Zha 2”, has been announced for release in Hong Kong and Macau, with its local premiere at the Emperor Cinema of the Lisboeta Macau integrated resort in Cotai tomorrow – and Macau Artistes Association Chairman Ken Sou Io Kuong told the Post yesterday he believed that the animated film was already a big success story in Chinese-language cinema and would help export
The Macau International Parade recently launched an open call for local troupes to participate in the annual event – and Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) President Deland Leong Wai Man has said that the call for the participation has already closed, expecting that there will be 50 to 60 local troupes, along with some non-local performance groups, taking part in the day-long parade.Organised by the bureau, the “2025 Macao International Parade” has been slated for Sunday March 23, once again
The 2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races are slated to be hosted in May at the Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre, with this year’s Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race to also include for the first time the introduction of a mixed category.Details of the upcoming races were announced during yesterday’s press conference at Grand Lisboa Palace (GLP) in Cotai.This year’s event will kick off with small dragon boat local races on May 24, while the Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race will be held
Macau’s Centre for Creative Industries (CCI) is hosting a free-admission exhibition titled “Searching – Chinese ink painting”, which will run until March 11.Located on the ground floor of the Macau Cultural Centre (CCM), the exhibition is open from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. from Monday through Saturday, excluding public holidays.According to a statement by the organisers, the exhibition features the work of Henry Ma Kam Keong (馬錦強), an artist born in Macau who graduated with a Bachelor of
China’s highest-grossing movie of all times and the first non-Hollywood film to reach the top 9 in the global box office, “Ne Zha 2”, has been announced for release in Hong Kong and Macau, with its local premiere at the Emperor Cinema of the Lisboeta Macau integrated resort in Cotai tomorrow – and Macau Artistes Association Chairman Ken Sou Io Kuong told the Post yesterday he believed that the animated film was already a big success story in Chinese-language cinema and would help export
The Macau International Parade recently launched an open call for local troupes to participate in the annual event – and Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) President Deland Leong Wai Man has said that the call for the participation has already closed, expecting that there will be 50 to 60 local troupes, along with some non-local performance groups, taking part in the day-long parade.Organised by the bureau, the “2025 Macao International Parade” has been slated for Sunday March 23, once again
The 2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races are slated to be hosted in May at the Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre, with this year’s Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race to also include for the first time the introduction of a mixed category.Details of the upcoming races were announced during yesterday’s press conference at Grand Lisboa Palace (GLP) in Cotai.This year’s event will kick off with small dragon boat local races on May 24, while the Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race will be held
Macau’s Centre for Creative Industries (CCI) is hosting a free-admission exhibition titled “Searching – Chinese ink painting”, which will run until March 11.Located on the ground floor of the Macau Cultural Centre (CCM), the exhibition is open from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. from Monday through Saturday, excluding public holidays.According to a statement by the organisers, the exhibition features the work of Henry Ma Kam Keong (馬錦強), an artist born in Macau who graduated with a Bachelor of
A man from the mainland has been apprehended for theft-by-finding, Public Security Police (PSP) spokeswoman Lai In Hong said during a regular press conference yesterday.The suspect surnamed Ruan is in his forties.According to Lai, when a tourist was visiting a Taipa shopping mall last month, a security guard approached and told him that cash had dropped from his jacket. He picked up the cash but discovered that HK$12,000 was missing. After searching with no avail, he reported the incident to
A local young woman has lost 1,838 yuan (2,023 patacas) in a concert ticket scam, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Cheong Sio Keong said in a regular press conference yesterday.According to Cheong, the victim saw a post on RedNote, a Chinese social networking and e-commerce platform colloquially known as “little red book”, about selling tickets for a concert in May in the mainland. She was keen to attend the concert and contacted the “seller” to buy a ticket.The “seller” told the
The Macao University of Tourism (UTM) is set to launch its new Master of Science (MSc) degree programme in Luxury Hospitality and Health Service Management for the 2025/2026 academic year, according to a LinkedIn post by the public university yesterday, with applications open until April 30.A separate UTM statement recently has elaborated that the two-year programme aims to “nurture graduates who are capable of managing and leading successful luxury and health service businesses, contributing
A variety of activities are set to take place at the private Macau University of Science and Technology’s (MUST) Open Day on Sunday.The on-campus event on Avenida Wai Long (氹仔偉龍馬路) in Taipa also celebrates the university’s 25th anniversary, according to an MUST statement last night.Held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the statement pointed out that the event will feature booths and activity highlights such as campus tours, performances, an outstanding achievements exhibition, and
A man from the mainland has lost HK$285,000 in a “fake police” scam, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Cheong Sio Keong said in a regular press conference yesterday.According to Cheong, the victim had received a call while in Macau on October 11, 2024, in which a man claimed to be an “officer from the Immigration Department”.The “officer” alleged that the victim had sent out a large number of scam messages and that the case had already been filed for investigation in the mainland.The
Wang Yi, one of the world’s most experienced foreign ministers, gave last week’s Munich Security Conference (MSC) a healthy dose of pragmatic and erudite advice on how to handle international relations. And, incidentally, he also promoted China’s brand-new DeepSeek chatbot, which was released to the amazement of the whole world just about a month ago to much acclaim. Of course, I am already its regular user, alongside Quora’s Poe chatbot which, no surprise, includes
Wang Yi, one of the world’s most experienced foreign ministers, gave last week’s Munich Security Conference (MSC) a healthy dose of pragmatic and erudite advice on how to handle international relations. And, incidentally, he also promoted China’s brand-new DeepSeek chatbot, which was released to the amazement of the whole world just about a month ago to much acclaim. Of course, I am already its regular user, alongside Quora’s Poe chatbot which, no surprise, includes
Macau’s Centre for Creative Industries (CCI) is hosting a free-admission exhibition titled “Searching – Chinese ink painting”, which will run until March 11.Located on the ground floor of the Macau Cultural Centre (CCM), the exhibition is open from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. from Monday through Saturday, excluding public holidays.According to a statement by the organisers, the exhibition features the work of Henry Ma Kam Keong (馬錦強), an artist born in Macau who graduated with a Bachelor of
A 13-year-old local artist and secondary school student named Lam Ieng San is showcasing his love for art through a variety of watercolours themed on China’s 24 solar terms* (二十四節氣) in an exhibition presented at the 10 Fantasia gallery’s room B05 on Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro (瘋堂斜巷)On until February 28 and comprising 15 works, the free-admission exhibition is entitled “Chinese twenty-four solar terms - Art Exhibition by Lam Ieng San”. While visiting,
China’s highest-grossing movie of all times and the first non-Hollywood film to reach the top 9 in the global box office, “Ne Zha 2”, has been announced for release in Hong Kong and Macau, with its local premiere at the Emperor Cinema of the Lisboeta Macau integrated resort in Cotai tomorrow – and Macau Artistes Association Chairman Ken Sou Io Kuong told the Post yesterday he believed that the animated film was already a big success story in Chinese-language cinema and would help export
The Macau International Parade recently launched an open call for local troupes to participate in the annual event – and Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) President Deland Leong Wai Man has said that the call for the participation has already closed, expecting that there will be 50 to 60 local troupes, along with some non-local performance groups, taking part in the day-long parade.Organised by the bureau, the “2025 Macao International Parade” has been slated for Sunday March 23, once again
A man from the mainland has been apprehended for theft-by-finding, Public Security Police (PSP) spokeswoman Lai In Hong said during a regular press conference yesterday.The suspect surnamed Ruan is in his forties.According to Lai, when a tourist was visiting a Taipa shopping mall last month, a security guard approached and told him that cash had dropped from his jacket. He picked up the cash but discovered that HK$12,000 was missing. After searching with no avail, he reported the incident to
A local young woman has lost 1,838 yuan (2,023 patacas) in a concert ticket scam, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Cheong Sio Keong said in a regular press conference yesterday.According to Cheong, the victim saw a post on RedNote, a Chinese social networking and e-commerce platform colloquially known as “little red book”, about selling tickets for a concert in May in the mainland. She was keen to attend the concert and contacted the “seller” to buy a ticket.The “seller” told the
The 2025 SJM Macao International Dragon Boat Races are slated to be hosted in May at the Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre, with this year’s Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race to also include for the first time the introduction of a mixed category.Details of the upcoming races were announced during yesterday’s press conference at Grand Lisboa Palace (GLP) in Cotai.This year’s event will kick off with small dragon boat local races on May 24, while the Macao Standard Dragon Boat Race will be held
The Macao University of Tourism (UTM) is set to launch its new Master of Science (MSc) degree programme in Luxury Hospitality and Health Service Management for the 2025/2026 academic year, according to a LinkedIn post by the public university yesterday, with applications open until April 30.A separate UTM statement recently has elaborated that the two-year programme aims to “nurture graduates who are capable of managing and leading successful luxury and health service businesses, contributing
A variety of activities are set to take place at the private Macau University of Science and Technology’s (MUST) Open Day on Sunday.The on-campus event on Avenida Wai Long (氹仔偉龍馬路) in Taipa also celebrates the university’s 25th anniversary, according to an MUST statement last night.Held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the statement pointed out that the event will feature booths and activity highlights such as campus tours, performances, an outstanding achievements exhibition, and
A man from the mainland has lost HK$285,000 in a “fake police” scam, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Cheong Sio Keong said in a regular press conference yesterday.According to Cheong, the victim had received a call while in Macau on October 11, 2024, in which a man claimed to be an “officer from the Immigration Department”.The “officer” alleged that the victim had sent out a large number of scam messages and that the case had already been filed for investigation in the mainland.The