Macau - Macau to be handed over to China in 1999
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Down the coast from Hong Kong the residents of the Portuguese
colony of Macau will be anxiously watching the handover of the
enclave to China at the end of this month - knowing that their
turn comes in 1999.
The Portuguese having twice offered to hand over Macau since the
1960's. Beijing, struggling with poverty and unrest, rejected
the offer both times.
Eventually a joint Sino-Portuguese Declaration was signed in
April 1987, setting 1999 as the handover date.
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VS Macau and coastline;
MS ferry arrives at port;
MS passengers heading towards immigration and passport control;
MS city centre,
PAN to fountain in centre of square with old buildings;
WS old building set with new building behind it;
MS tourists pose outside St. Paul's ruins,
PAN to ruins;
WS
PAN Macau's old and new buildings:
MS Fr. Luis Sequiera walking;
SOT, Fr. Luis Sequiera, Superior of the Society of Jesus
(English): One thing for me is clear : Macau was always Chinese
territory and goes back to the original situation. And this is
my fundamental position even if I am Portuguese;
CU neon signs with deck of cards design;
CU neon sign with domino design;
CU neon sign saying Casino and Sauna;
VS exteriors of Hotel Lisboa, which houses the famous landmark
Casino Lisboa:
SOT, Pedro Mariano, Editor, TDM (English): They need
people to come because these are the people that are among the
casinos' business. So casino without people is no business.
They need business, they need people so they must keep it
quiet;
SOT, Ng Weng Lok, Legislative Assembly member (English):
The transfer will be smooth because especially as the
relationship between Portugal and China are in a very friendly
way. I don't think there will be any big problem as it is in
Hong Kong;
MS Macau flag and Chinese flag along the Macau-Chinese
border;
MS people crossing border from China to Macau.
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MENGHARUKAN -Sejarah berdirinya MACAU
Makau diduduki Portugis pada tahun 1557, tidak lama selepas menawan Melaka pada tahun 1511 dan Timor Timur selepasnya. Bermula pada tahun 1670, Portugal menyewa kawasan ini daripada maharaja China. Tiada
pindah hak milik pada masa itu. Makau berkembang sebagai pelabuhan perdagangan antara Portugis dan China dan cuba dikuasai Belandasecara berkali-kali pada abad ke 17.
Selepas Rumah Braganza menawan semula Portugal daripada tangan Pemerintah Sepanyol Habsburgspada tahun 1640, Makau dinobat sebagai Cidade do (Santo) Nome de Deus de Macau, Não há outra mais Leal atau Bandar yang mempunyai Nama Tuhan Makau, tiada lagi yang lebih setia.
Motto Tiada lagi yang lebih setia diberi sempena membalas budi baik Makau yang tetap setia kepada pemerintahan Raja Portugal dan tidak mengiktiraf pemerintahan Sepanyol yang sebelum itu berjaya menawan dan menanluki Portugal. Secara realitinya pemerintah Hasburgs bukannya boleh mengubah keadaan ini pun kerana ia pada masa itu sibuk menghadapi peperangan-peperangan di Eropah. Tambahan pula, kegagalan Belanda menguasai Makau membuktikan bahawa Makau bukanlah bandar yang mudah ditumpaskan.
Dengan Hong Kong diambil oleh British dan dijadikan Jajahan Mahkota, status Makau sebagai pusat perdagangan serantau beransur-ansur luput kerana kapal-kapal lebih menyukai pelabuhan Victoria di Hong Kong yang lebih dalam. Pada tahun 1849, Portugal bertindak sendiri mengisytiharkan Makau sebagai bebas daripada China. Akan tetapi kerajaan China yang menghadapi tekanan politik dalaman terpaksa mengiktiraf tindakan ini pada tahun 1887.
Pada tahun 1955, rejim Salazar di Portugal yang menumpaskan pemerintahan monarki di negara itu mengisytiharkan Makau bersama dengan jajahan lain Portugal sebagai 'provinsi seberang laut' Portugal.
Walaupun budaya orang Makau merupakan budaya campuran Portugis dan China, ini tidak selalunya menjadi secara amannya, Rakyat China di Makau cuba untuk mendirikan identitinya sendiri untuk menentang pemerintahan Portugal.
Pada tahun 1966, penduduk cuba mendapatkan lesen untuk mendirikan sekolah swasta di Taipa, satu daripada dua pulau yang merupakan sebahagian daripada wilayah Makau. Selepas cubaan mendapat lesen ini gagal berkali-kali, mereka terus melanggar undang-undang dan mula membina sekolah itu. Pada tarikh 15 November 1966, polis Portugis menahan pentadbir sekolah dan memukul para pembina, penduduk awam, dan pemberita-pemberita akhbar. Sejerus selepas itu, rakyat mengadakan tunjuk perasaan di depan rumah Gabenor akan tetapi pada 3 Disember kerajaan mengarahkan mereka ditangkap. Ini menaikkan kemarahan rakyat dan lebih ramai lagi penduduk datang untuk menghadiri demonstrasi. Kerajaan Portugis menghantar polis dan mengistiharkan darurat. Demonstrasi ini menyebabkan 11 orang mati dan 200 cedera.
Untuk menentang secara aman, penduduk China mengadakan tiga tidak, tidak kepada cukai, tidak kepada perkhidmatan, dan tidak kepada menjual barangan kepada Portugis. Mereka berjaya dan pada 29 Januari 1967 kerajaan Portugis meminta maaf. Ini menandakan bermulanya layanan sama rata terhadap semua dan pengakuan pemerintahan de facto China keatas kawasan Makau.
Selepas pergelutan kuasa di Portugal berakhir pada tahun 1974, kerajaan Portugal menjadi demokrasidan mahu melepaskan kesemua kawasan tahlukannya di seberang laut. Akan tetapi Republik Rakyat China tidak mahukan penyatuan semula Macau dengan China dalam masa yang singkat. Pada tahun 1976, Lisbon bersetuju menjadikan Makau sebagai Kawasan Istimewa dan menberikan ia kebebasan politik dan ekonomi. Portugal dan Republik Rakyat China bersetuju merujuk kepada Makau sebagai kawasan yang dimiliki China tetapi diperintah sahaja oleh Portugis. Perjanjian pada tahun 1985 memjanjikan pemulangan Hong Kong kepada China, dan perjanjian pemulangan Makau turut ditandatangani pada tahun 1987 dengan status Makau sebagai Kawasan Pentadbiran Khas PRC. Kawasan Pentadbiran Istimewa Wilayah Makau direalisasi pada tarikh 20 Disember 1999
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Rua de Macau - 澳門街
After settling in and starting work since her return from graduation abroad, Miri, a young, smart and attractive Macau Chinese girl, decides to go for a walk on the old part of town. There, she hears a particular music that catches her attention, and she decides to follow it...
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This film, done with practically no budget and completely self financed, involved many volunteers. The credits list goes long, due to a constant flow of people that could come and help during the year long weekends when this film was made . 100% made by Macau Residents, from the production team, music composing, post production and acting.
Done in 2008, this film was part of the original Macau Stories, and has been in selected film showings around China and in Portugal. I thought now would be a good time to share it here on the internet. The story, I think, still makes sense to be shared today.
Special thanks and dedication to the late Zeca Manhão, the owner of the restaurant Paparoca (where a big part of this film was shot, and who made the wonderful dishes you see in this film) who passed away shortly before the showing of this film. I'm really proud and humbled by all who participated and made this film possible. I am eternally grateful for you all to have given me your time and energy to make this film possible. I think the story still makes sense for today. Like or dislike, this is a piece of work that i share with you and i hope it creates a lasting impression. Sorry about the watermark, but I haven't released this yet and still haven't figured out how to do a proper boxed version of this.
This is the version I had originally envisioned, with the original credits done by the very talented Motion Graphics Designer Miguel Khan and original songs by João Caetano and Evonne Lei Vai Fan, the two main composers of this short film. Special thanks to Tuna Macaense, Russo, Lalo and Isa Manhão, who did the acoustic versions of some classic Patuá songs. Gigi Chiu Fong Chi, the main actress of this film, also sings two of the songs of this film. Hope you all enjoy, have a good time and see it to the end!
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年輕、獨立、又有才幹的美莉 (Miri)在外地完成學業後重回出生地，有一天她決定在澳門的舊城區閒逛。突然一陣特必的旋律揚入耳中並引起了她的興趣，最後她決定找出音樂的源頭..
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此部短片，在沒有外界的任何資助下，全靠自籌資金及一群自願幫忙的朋友合力完成。影片的工作人員多不勝數，當中包括不同的人在兩年中的週末不定期的參與。百分百由澳門居民製作，由拍攝、到配樂，再到後期製作及演員，都是澳門人。
《澳門街》於2008年完成，並成為《堂口故事》短片系列中的其中一部。它曾於中國內地及葡國作過播放。我認為此時此刻，把影片上載分享，是再好不過的時刻。我想，此故事在今時今日仍然有其意思。在此，希望感謝已故的Zeca Manhão, 即 Paparoca餐廳的店主，雖然在影片首映前不久他與世長辭，但仍非常感謝他多次慷慨地借出餐廳及美食供我們拍攝。我亦希望在這裡，感謝所有曾參與《澳門街》的製作的朋友，尤其你們無私地付出自己的時間及精力，讓此片最終得以順利完成。
無論最後看完這部片的人喜歡或不喜歡它，我仍希望把它與大家分享，並在你們的心中留下印象。
在此為片中的水印所帶來的不便深表抱歉，但是由於我未想到發行的模式，因此只能暫時加入水印。現上載的這個版本，是最初我想像出來的版本, 包括由才華橫溢的動態影像設計師 Miguel Khan 製作的製作人員名單及創作人 João Caetano 及 Evonne Lei Vai Fan製作的原創歌曲。另外特別鳴謝澳門人樂隊的Russo及Lalo，以及Isa Manhão，重新製作出不少經典的土語音樂的演奏版本。當中亦包括兩首由短片女主角 Gigi Chiu Fong Chi演繹的歌曲。
希望你們會喜歡這部影片，可以堅持把它看完啦! 謝謝!
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Macau travel 2018: House of Dancing Water performer on challenges involved in the show
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Performing 10 shows a week at the House of Dancing Water at the City of Dreams in Macau requires intense training, endless hours of practice and a lot of discipline. House troop performer Ryan Bartlett shares some insight into what it takes to perform in the physically demanding show.
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Behind the scenes of Macau’s ‘The House of Dancing Water’, the world’s largest water-based show
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The House of Dancing Water, the world’s largest water-based show, is an award-winning acrobatic and stunt-filled spectacle at the City of Dreams resort and casino in Macau.
A cast of some 90 performance artists and 160 crew members from around the world putting on 10 shows each week. The production, which cost HK$2 billion (US$250 million), has entertained more than 5 million people since it premiered in 2010.
City of Dreams hosted the South China Morning Post to take in a performance and for a backstage look at some of the magic behind The House of Dancing Water.
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Macau Venetian Hotel and Casino,City of Dreams - Trip to China part 70 - Full HD travel video
The Venetian Macao is a luxury hotel and casino resort in Macau, China, owned by the Las Vegas Sands. The Venetian is a 39-story,$2.4 billion anchor for the seven hotels on the Cotai Strip in Macau. The 10,500,000-square-foot (980,000 m2) Venetian Macao is modeled on its sister casino resort The Venetian Las Vegas, and is the seventh-largest building in the world by floor area. The Venetian Macao is the largest casino in the world, and the largest single structure hotel building in Asia.
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MACAU: PREPARATIONS FOR COLONIES RETURN TO CHINESE RULE IN 1999
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As the Portuguese colony of Macau prepares to return to Chinese rule in 1999 the government has decided it will turn Macau's most famous hotel into the private home for the first Portuguese consul-general.
The decision has generated outrage in the local community.
The Portuguese colony of Macau - a place known for its casinos.
Located just one hour away from Hong Kong by boat, it has long served as a getaway paradise for the people of Hong Kong and travellers from around the world.
After more than four-hundred years under Portuguese rule, its sovereignty will be returned to China in December 1999.
The transition process has already sparked some concern from the local population.
The people of Macau learned weeks ago that the Portuguese Government had purchased the five-star Hotel Bela Vista for use in relation to the turnover.
The hotel is to serve as the private residence of the first Portuguese consul-general to Macau after the handover to China on December 20, 1999.
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Every room has a little story to say, all the food has the origin of Portugal, of Macau, so it's basically carrying on the tradition of Macau and keeping it alive.
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Although little could be done to prevent the hotel's transformation, locals say they will still remember what they called their Palace.
Built in 1870, the Bela Vista has gone through a series of changes.
Over the years, it has served as a school, asylum, military retreat and refugee centre.
A 6.5 (m) million U-S dollar agreement was signed in 1990 with a international hotel management group to renovate the run down building into today's five-star Hotel Bela Vista, making it a landmark for Macau.
With only eight suites, the five-star hotel offers many of the comforts one finds at home - with a mixture of Portuguese and Chinese furniture and decor.
The hotel has also received many accolades, such as when the Tatler/Cunard Travel Guide 1998 listed it as one of five great escapes for the city slickers in the world.
Guests at the luxurious hotel say they are sad to hear the hotel and its place in Macau's society will not be around for much longer.
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I think it's a great shame to lose a restaurant like this, not just because of the food, we haven't eaten here yet, but because of its ambience, because of the history that it has and it will be a pity to see a part of Portugal go.
SUPER CAPTION: Olaf Lambert, hotel restaurant diner
The hotel will be officially closed on March 31 of next year.
Until then, interested parties still have a year to come and stay in this cosy hotel, with room rates ranging from three-hundred to seven-hundred U-S dollars a night.
As Macau prepares for its return to the Chinese rule, many government positions are now being offered to local Chinese where they were only available to Portuguese years ago.
There are less than 10-thousand Portuguese left in Macau and many of them will be retreated back to Portugal once the turnover takes place.
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Local Macau Street Food You Must Try! | 澳門街頭美食
These local Macau street food stalls are a must try!
Macau is home to some incredible street food but sometimes it can be hard to find the best ones. In this Macau travel guide we show you the most delicious and authentic local Macau street food that are a must try for foodies in Macau.
From a 40 year old Beef Offal soup stall to a Meat Stall that sells a type of pork that can only be found in Macau and Hong Kong!
These are Macau eateries that you do not want to miss on your Macau travels.
Whether you are on a day trip to Macau or live here in Macau, these local street food stalls are guaranteed to satisfy your foodie needs!
These Macau street food stalls are located at the local side of Macau near Red Market. This area of Macao is home to many different street food stalls that all serve great Macau street food.
We hope you enjoy our foodie guide to Macau’s street food and if you would like to see more Macau travel guides on Macau food, make sure to let us know!
來到澳門記得要吃這幾種必吃的街頭美食!
澳門有著很多不太顯眼的街邊小食，這集澳門遊記將帶你們尋找你必去的澳門特色地道小食
從有40年歷史的牛雜店到港澳獨有的街頭肉舖
這是旅客絕對不能錯過的澳門美食
不論你是來澳門一日遊還是本地居民，這些本地美食肯定適合你的口味
這些店舖位於紅街市附近，有著各種澳門特色的小食攤位
希望你會喜歡本集節目，記得讚好並追蹤我們以收看更多澳門美食遊記!
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Future Macau - City of Dreams Hotel Tower by Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid Architects has designed a 40-story luxury hotel for Macau’s premier leisure and entertainment destination known as “City of Dreams.” Perceived as a single “sculptural element” united by an exposed exoskeleton mesh structure, the “simple volume” was extruded from its rectangular site as two towers connected at the podium and roof levels, with two organically-shaped bridges punctuating the tower’s center external void. This central void is then celebrated by a 40-meter tall, “grandiose atrium” that greets visitors as they enter the hotel.
The tower’s exposed exoskeleton reinforces the dynamism of the design. Expressive and powerful, this external structure optimizes the interior layouts and envelops the building, further defining its formal composition and establishing relationships with the new Cotai strip, described ZHA in a press release.
Once complete in early 2017, the hotel will house a retail strip, gaming area and the atrium, which includes the main reception area, lobby bar, and a flexible installation space, on the ground floor, in addition to 780 hotel units, a casino floor, specialty restaurants, a “super lounge,” VIP gaming, top floor villas and a sky pool.
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Macau World Heritage Lou Kau Mansion 澳門 世界遺產 盧家大屋
The mansion is believed to be built in 1889.This was the home of Lou Kau, a prominent Chinese merchant who owned several imposing properties in the city. The location of this grand old house depicts the diverse social profile present in the centre of the old Christian City, where this traditional Chinese residence stands near Senado Square and Cathedral Square. Lou Kau Mansion is a two-storey, traditional grey-brick courtyard house, with the architectural characteristics of a typical Xiguan Chinese residential building.