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(This book was published in Chinese) This book contains several materials for the study of Macao's literature published in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and selected over thirty articles representing Macao's literature, with contents ranging from literary phenomena, textual analysis, stylistics interpretation and trends of thought. This book clearly outlines and vividly shows both the flow and trajectory of literary dissemination from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. This work offers innovative perspectives and considerations about the appreciation of Macao's literary image and the dialogue witnessed in Chinese literature.

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Issue no. 58 has four columns: "Heritage", "Historiography", "Book Review" and "The Dimensions of the Canon ".

As part of the joyous celebration of the 20th anniversary of Macao’s return to the Motherland, the Archives of Macao publishes a selection of over one hundred records from the collection of the Committee for Celebration Activities from All Sectors for the Return of Macao to the People’s Republic of China (CDSMP) to share important moments and milestones of the reunification and revive a collective memory that has been cherished for long.

Written in Chinese, Portuguese and English, the book is illustrated to introduce Macao is a place where Eastern and Western cultures meet. As China’s significant gateway toward the world, Chinese people and Western settlers have been living in Macao for over four centuries, where many different cultures coexist. As a comprehensive urban museum with tangible exhibited items, the Macao Museum not only documents the constant changes in the course of Macao's history, but also displays the city's cultural heritage and humanistic charm.

The catalogue, in soft cover, records 52 works by 42 artists of the Renaissance Italy from the exhibition Italian Renaissance Drawings from the British Museum. Artists include Mantegna, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian, Raphael, and Rosso Fiorentino, among others. Divided into 6 sessions, namely ‘The Human Figure’, ‘Movement’, ‘Light’, ‘Costume and Drapery’, ‘The Natural World’, and ‘Storytelling’, the exhibition explores some of the themes that characterise Renaissance art. The catalogue also provides readers special articles, map of Renaissance Italy, glossary, etc.