The Student Workgroup for the Enhancement of Affection for Home Country of Moon Chun Memorial College, University of Macau designed a week-long quiz booth titled “More About Macao’s Wartime Heroes”, from 9^th to 17^th October, 2025. The event attracted over a hundred students and faculty members engaging in interactive games to learn about the courageous acts of Macao’s wartime heroes.

The activities were held along the college corridor in which participants drew questions from a box and searched for the correct answers on the exhibition boards, featuring vivid illustrations and text, showcasing the historical footprints of several wartime heroes from Macao. Through gameplay, participants gained deeper insight into local wartime stories. Special souvenirs were awarded for each correct response. The atmosphere was described as lively, and many students expressed that learning history through games was more engaging and immersive.

This activity not only deepened participants’ understanding of Macao’s wartime history but also inspired patriotic sentiments among the younger generation. Sincere thanks to everyone for their enthusiastic support. Let this be a reminder of precious history and carry forward the spirit of resilience!

 “The stories of these wartime heroes completely shattered my stereotypical impression of Macao during the War of Resistance. I used to think Macao was merely a neutral bystander in the conflict. However, the reality is far more profound than I had imagined—Macao played a crucial role in rear-area support, providing logistic channels, sheltering refugees, and even had individuals who went to the front lines to help the nation in its time of crisis. Such resolute actions are more moving than any slogan.” ─ Harry Zhu

 “In the flames of war, the stories of these martyrs’ loyalty strike deeply. They defended the land with passion and built monuments with their lives. I truly feel that the anti-fascist spirit is an unyielding backbone. Living in peaceful times, we young people are born under the national flag and raised in the spring breeze. With faith among the people and hope in the nation, we must remember history, inherit the will of our predecessors, cherish peace, and protect our country through practical actions—worthy of this glorious era.” ─ Johanna Lu

 “In this exhibition, I deeply felt the sense of national responsibility individuals carried during turbulent times. The paths of resistance taken by these loyal souls are not only heavy historical footnotes but also spiritual sparks. Through remembrance and inheritance, they awaken our profound resonance with national righteousness and a sense of mission. This was not just an exhibition—it was a spiritual baptism that made me rethink my responsibilities and role as a person of this era.” ─ Ada Wu