In response to the Second Chinese Culture Festival held by Centre for Chinese History and Culture (FAH), Moon Chun Memorial College, University of Macau, collaborated with  Chinese Cultural Industries Promotion Association and Na Tcha Temple Association, to  co-organise “A Beautiful Journey” documentary screening of Na Tcha Customs and Beliefs on 14^th November 2023 at the college’ Fellows’ Salon.  This was followed by post-screening talk, which was held to promote students’ understanding of Macao’s Na Tcha customs and beliefs culture. There were forty attendees, including: Prof. Kwok-cheung Cheung, Interim Master of Moon Chun Memorial College, Prof. Zhu Shoutong, Director of UM Center for Chinese History and Culture, Mr. Paul Pang, UM Dean of Student, Mr. Waison Ho, Director General of the Chinese Cultural Industries Promotion and producer of the documentary, Mr. Yip Tat, Chairman of Na Tcha Temple Association, Steven U, director of the documentary.

This documentary shows the preparation and after Feast of Na Tcha. Ho pointed out that Macau has its own unique festive cultural content, which is attractive to overseas tourists, and his Association hopes to use this documentary to promote the development of Macau’s culture, tourism and economy. U said that this documentary connects the nostalgia of the neighborhood with the cultural heritage and preservation spirit of Na Tcha’s customs and beliefs, demonstrating the vitality and energy of customs and beliefs heritage through the lens. Yip said that the preservation of Na Tcha religious and customary culture does not only rely on individual strength, but also requires the help of the masses and collective unity to move forward. Zhu said that Na Tcha Customs and Belief of Macao is a unique local folk belief, which was inscribed on the “National Intangible Cultural Heritage List” by UNESCO in 2014. This is something that Macau people should feel confident and proud of.