2024 marks the 25th anniversary of Macao's return to the motherland. On this occasion, the National Museum of China and the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government jointly organized the "Ji Jin Yao Hua - Bronze Artifacts from the National Museum of China Exhibition" to showcase the essence of ancient cultural relics, promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture, and promote the people of the country to get closer, communicate, learn from each other, and work together to promote Chinese-style modernization, and jointly draw a prosperous scene and share glory. 
The National Museum of China has a rich collection of ancient bronzes. This exhibition fully utilizes the advantages of the National Museum of China's bronze collections, which have a long time span, rich categories, diverse shapes, and large scale. With plastic arts, decorative patterns, inscriptions and calligraphy, craftsmanship, and rust performance as the outline, it systematically sorts out the development process of this representative material evidence of Chinese civilization. Through the important artifacts such as Xiang Wen Chuang, Zuo Ce Ban Yan, Jing Bo You, Liu Nian Jing Sheng Gui, and Shi You Gui, it opens a window for the audience to understand the early development of Chinese civilization, and guides the audience to understand the rich connotations and important characteristics of Chinese culture more comprehensively and accurately. 

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The Macau Museum of Art opened on March 19, 1999 with a total area of more than 10,000 square meters and an exhibition area of nearly 4,000 square meters. The museum houses precious artworks and cultural relics such as Chinese calligraphy and painting, seals, ceramics, bronzeware, Western painting, modern art and photography. The museum is five floors high and there are seven exhibition halls in the museum. The Macau Art Museum is relatively close to the Fisherman&#39;s Wharf. It takes about ten minutes to walk and you can punch in together.

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I have been to Macau many times but never went to the Macau Tower. This time I ordered two afternoon teas. I have experienced countless towers, and I feel that those higher than this one are mediocre. The view of the Macau lobby area is OK.
The service is average. The food is not particular. Either it is served in order, first come first served, and you cannot serve food offside, and you cannot bully the elderly. You serve the young people who come later first. This is based on the person.
Except for the lack of service, it is OK. In the future, learn to respect the elderly and love the young. Such children will definitely have a bright future and will be blessed for a lifetime of doing good deeds.

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It was the end of the Spring Festival, so there were still too many people, which affected the experience. There are many shops, covering clothing, gold, food, beauty, etc. There are many big brands, the goods are richer than in China, the service is also quite thoughtful, the price is not particularly favorable, I mainly considered the style. I originally wanted to take my children to ride a gondola, on the one hand, I just rode a real Venice gondola during the summer vacation, and the children were not very interested, on the other hand, there were too many people, I was too lazy to queue, so I just watched it. There were magic shows, etc., which was a pleasant surprise. We lived there, so we walked around slowly. Normally, if there was no strong shopping demand, half a day would be enough.

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