MCM College: “Raging Sea, Bloody Anchor1945” Stage Play — Students Participate in the Performance to Reenact Historical Memory of Resistance
滿珍紀念書院:《怒海血錨1945》舞台劇 ─ 學生參與演出,共同演繹抗戰歷史記憶

On 1st November, 2025, students and faculty from Moon Chun Memorial College, University of Macau visited the Macau Cultural Centre to watch the original stage play, “Raging Sea, Bloody Anchor 1945”, created and performed by the Frost Ice Snow Creative Experimental Theatre. Centered on the theme of “Resistance and Anti-War,” the play portrays how Chinese people from all walks of life gathered in Macao during the War of Resistance, engaging in small yet profound acts of defiance with unwavering spirit. Supporting one another and pressing forward, they forged a collective will rooted in hope and resilience.
Blending historical facts with artistic creation, the play vividly showcases the courage and responsibility of Macao’s people during the war, challenging the stereotype of Macao as a “neutral zone.” It offers a deep interpretation of the historical significance and contemporary value of the spirit of resistance. The central message, “Remember history, strengthen ourselves, cherish peace” was deeply moving and prompted the audience to reflect on peace and responsibility.
Notably, students from the college also participated in the performance. By immersing themselves in their roles, they gained a deeper understanding of historical contexts and conveyed historical memory through artistic expression, demonstrating the cultural literacy and social responsibility of the younger generation.
Reflections from students highlighted the emotional and intellectual impact of the play:
“It was my first time watching a stage play, and I was deeply captivated by its unique charm. Though it lacked the grandeur of a film, the minimalist stage design, combined with the actors’ powerful performances and clever lighting, delivered a complete and compelling show. The sense of presence made me feel as if I were part of the story. The unwavering dedication of the logistics staff, the merchants’ sense of duty, and the fishermen’s steadfast resolve—these roles revealed the indomitable spirit of Macao’s people during the war. This was not only a way to remember history but also helped me understand that Macao was not neutral during the war, it played a vital role.” — Harry Zhu (from Guangzhou)
“Watching this play was a profound experience. It not only revisited the heavy history of the War of Resistance against Japan but also deepened my understanding of Macao’s unique historical position and perspective during that time. When the actors stepped forward one by one, loudly announcing the fall of various regions, my heart tightened with each word. Faced with the tense scenes and powerful body language, I felt as if I were witnessing history firsthand, a silent yet deafening roar, a resolute denunciation of the invading Japanese forces.” — Stacy Wang (from Nanjing)
“I was honored to be invited to perform in this play. From rehearsals to the final performance, I deeply felt the emotion and power conveyed through the lines, which resonated with the audience. I played a cold-hearted Japanese soldier, forming a stark contrast with the united and resistant Macao residents. Their lines were filled with determination and defiance, immersing the audience in the wartime atmosphere and the national spirit of that era. To present this history, the production team referenced extensive historical materials from Macao. Though artistically adapted, the plot was largely based on real events, striving to restore historical truth. This performance reshaped my understanding of Macao’s role in the war. I used to think of Macao only as a neutral zone, unaware that its people had bravely participated in the resistance. As a member of the younger generation, I believe this play is not just an artistic experience, it’s a profound history lesson.” — Dominic Tsang (from Macao)
Through this event, students not only experienced artistic inspiration and emotional impact but also deepened their appreciation for peace and their identification with the national spirit.
























2025年11月1日,澳門大學滿珍紀念書院組織師生前往澳門文化中心,欣賞由霜冰雪創意實驗劇團創作並演出的原創舞台劇《怒海血錨1945》。本劇以「抗戰與反戰」為核心主題,描繪抗戰時期來自五湖四海的中華兒女匯聚澳門,以堅韌不拔的精神進行微小卻深刻的抗爭,彼此扶持、前赴後繼,凝聚出堅守希望、百折不撓的集體意志。
劇作融合真實歷史與藝術創作,生動展現澳門人民在抗戰期間的堅毅與擔當,打破「中立區」的刻板印象,深刻詮釋抗戰精神的歷史意義與當代價值。劇中主題訊息「銘記歷史,吾輩自強,珍愛和平」令人動容,引發觀眾對和平與責任的深層思考。值得一提的是,本院學生亦參與本劇演出,透過親身投入角色,深入理解歷史情境,並以藝術形式傳遞歷史記憶,展現青年一代的文化素養與社會責任感。
從學生的觀後感中,充分展現出舞台劇在情感與思想層面的觸動:
「第一次觀看舞台劇,我便深深感受到它獨有的魅力。雖然沒有電影那般宏偉的場面,卻能在簡約的舞台設計中,透過演員的爆發力與燈光的巧妙運用,呈現出一場完整而富有感染力的演出。那種臨場感,讓人彷彿置身其中,走進角色的世界。後勤人員的義無反顧、商人的義不容辭、漁民的矢志不渝。這些角色讓我看見了澳門人堅韌不拔的抗戰精神。這不僅是一種讓我們銘記歷史的方式,更讓我深刻理解到:澳門在抗戰時期並非中立,而是扮演著不可或缺的重要角色。」
— 朱浩斌(來自廣州)
「觀看這次舞台劇的體驗令人深刻,不僅再次重溫了沉重的抗日戰爭歷史,也讓我更深入理解了澳門在那段時期所處的獨特歷史地位與視角。當演員們一位接一位走上前方,高聲喊出各地淪陷的消息時,我的心也隨之一點一滴地揪緊。面對他們所展現的緊張戰況,看着那充滿力量的肢體語言,我彷彿置身於歷史的現場。那是一場無聲卻震耳欲聾的怒吼,向侵華日軍發出最堅定的控訴!」
— 王希元(來自南京)
「很榮幸受邀參與此舞台劇的演出。從排練到演出,我深刻感受到台詞所傳遞的情感與力量,能深深觸動觀眾的心靈。我飾演一位冷酷的日本軍人,與一眾展現團結與抗爭精神的澳門居民角色形成強烈對比。他們的台詞充滿決絕與不屈,讓觀眾彷彿置身於抗戰時期,體會那段艱苦歲月中的民族精神。為了呈現這段歷史,劇組參考了大量澳門歷史資料,雖有藝術創作,但劇情多根據真實事件改編,力求還原歷史真相。這次演出讓我重新認識澳門在抗戰中的角色。過去只知澳門是中立區,卻不知其人民亦曾奮勇參與抗戰。作為年輕一代,我相信這部劇不僅是藝術欣賞,更是一堂深刻的歷史課。」— 曾皓洋(來自澳門)
透過本次活動,學生不僅獲得藝術上的震撼與啟發,更在歷史的回望中,深化了對和平的珍惜與對民族精神的認同。




















