《澳門文學作品選》以精選為原則，文體包括小說、散文、新詩與舊體詩詞，選編範圍為2019-2020年期間，澳門作者發表於本地或外地報章期刊上之中文作品。本書由廖子馨、吳淑鈿、盧傑樺及黃坤堯主編，共收錄小說十四篇、散文三十八篇、新詩二十二首及詩詞四十首。

《澳門演藝評論選》以精選為原則，包括本地作者卷及外地作者卷，選編範圍為2018-2020年期間發表的澳門演藝評論作品。本書由周凡夫、莫兆忠擔任主編，其中“本地作者卷”共收錄演藝評論六十二篇、“外地作者卷”共收錄演藝評論三十五篇。

As an overview, this exhibition features records and materials selected from the collection of the Archives of Macao to trace the development of medical facilities for leprosy treatment, outline the historical context of leprosy treatment in Macao, explore the social aspects of Macao in different times and present a local reflection of the global fight against the disease.

Shi Lu was a representative of the revolutionary artist fostered by the Communist Party of China during the Yan’an period, as well as the major designer of the Chang’an Painting School. This hardcover catalogue contains images of all items showcased in the exhibition, as well as the related research materials and thesis. The catalogue presents over 150 pieces (sets) of artworks into four sections: “Revolutionary Epic”, “Praise of the New Era”, “Chang’an New Painting” and “Strength of Character”.

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本書系統地整理了由中國社會科學院考古研究所、澳門特別行政區政府文化局組成的聯合考古隊於2010至2012年期間在聖保祿學院遺址發掘的成果。遺址內發現學院夯土圍牆和大型基岩坑等重要遺跡，出土了數量眾多的陶瓷器碎片以及磚瓦類建築構件殘片，其中包括不少年代約為明末清初的外銷瓷殘片，為中國陶瓷器外銷、海上絲綢之路等相關研究提供了重要物證。

Among a variety of artistic and cultural events organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, "Collective Exhibition of Macao Visual Arts" plays a distinctive role. As an exhibition platform for local artists and art enthusiasts, a bridge of "meeting friends for art appreciation and exchanges" and an important access to approach contemporary arts in Macao, this exhibition is indispensable for promoting the development of local visual arts. We called for entries for "Collective Exhibition of Macao Visual Arts", over 300 pieces (sets) of artworks were collected, which covered oil painting, watercolor, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, photography, video, installation, animation interactive installation and other cross-media creations. The age of participants ranged from 10 to 73, and artworks from the youth group accounted for approximately one third of the total collection. The jury comprised artistic experts and scholars from Macao, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Taiwan. After rigorous evaluation from the quality, connotation, creativeness and skill of the entries, our jury members finally selected 79 pieces (sets) of award-winning and short-listed artworks.