Chao Kuang Piu College Explores the Secrets of Nanhai No. 1 Shipwreck
曹光彪書院探秘南海一號
澳門大學曹光彪書院於今年11月1日至2日舉辦為期兩天的陽江海陵島學習團，主題為”探秘南海一號”，為參與者提供一次融合歷史文化學習與自然風光體驗的獨特研學機會。
本次學習團一行26人走進南海一號博物館，深入瞭解這”南海一號”古沉船為核心，近距離觀賞這艘沉沒800多年的古船及其出土文物，感受中華海洋文明的深厚底蘊以及海上絲綢之路的重要文化遺產。
除了歷史文化探索，行程還包括參觀陽江市博物館，館內豐富的藏品系統地展示了陽江市的歷史發展，深刻理解了這片土地的歷史脈絡與文化基因，也見證了其在新時代背景下的蓬勃發展。
此外，行程還安排了對東平大澳古漁村的探訪。踏上古老的石板路，同學們感受著濃厚的漁家風情。斑駁的漁船、晾曬的海鮮、淳樸的鄉音，共同構成了一幅鮮活的嶺南漁村生活畫卷，讓參與者體驗當地獨特的漁村文化和傳統生活方式。通過實地考察和文化體驗，學生們將能夠更全面地瞭解廣東沿海地區的歷史變遷和文化傳承。
曹光彪書院非駐院導師及本團帶隊老師黃宇棋表示：”我們希望通過這樣的研學活動，讓學生們走出課堂，在實地考察中學習歷史、感受文化。南海一號不僅是中國海洋考古的重大發現，更是連接古今的重要文化紐帶。” 作為澳門高等教育機構的重要組成部分，曹光彪書院一直致力於為學生提供多元化的學習體驗，通過組織各類文化研學活動，拓展學生的視野，培養其文化素養和歷史意識。
From November 1 to 2, Chao Kuang Piu College of the University of Macau organized a two-day educational study tour to Hailing Island, Yangjiang, themed “Exploring the Secrets of Nanhai No. 1 Shipwreck.” The study tour offered participants a unique opportunity to engage in historical and cultural learning while enjoying the region’s natural beauty.
A group of 26 participants visited the Nanhai No. 1 Museum, where they gained in-depth insights into the ancient shipwreck “Nanhai No. 1.” They observed the over-800-year-old sunken vessel and its excavated artifacts up close, experiencing the profound heritage of Chinese maritime civilization and the cultural significance of the Maritime Silk Road.
Beyond historical exploration, the itinerary included a visit to the Yangjiang City Museum, which features a rich collection that systematically showcases the city’s historical development. This helped participants understand the cultural roots of the region and witness its dynamic growth in the context of modern China.
The group also toured the Dongping Daao Ancient Fishing Village, where students walked along old stone paths and immersed themselves in the local fishing culture. Weathered fishing boats, sun-dried seafood, and the authentic local dialect painted a vivid picture of Lingnan coastal life, allowing participants to experience traditional village customs and lifestyles. Through field visits and cultural immersion, students gained a deeper understanding of the historical evolution and cultural continuity of Guangdong’s coastal areas.
Mr. Wong U Kei, non-resident fellow of CKPC and group lead remarked, “We hope that through experiential learning activities like this, students can step outside the classroom to study history and appreciate culture firsthand. Nanhai No. 1 is not only a major discovery in Chinese maritime archaeology but also a vital cultural link between past and present.” As a key part of Macau’s higher education landscape, Chao Kuang Piu College remains committed to providing diverse learning experiences. By organizing cultural study programs, the College aims to broaden students’ horizons and cultivate their cultural literacy and historical awareness.
