To deepen students’ understanding of national security, Moon Chun Memorial College, University of Macau arranged a visit to the National Security Education Exhibition on 18^th April, 2026. The exhibition was jointly organised by the Macao SAR Government and the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR.

With the theme “Coordinating Development and Security to Safeguard the New Journey of the 15th Five-Year Plan,” the exhibition, comprising a preface and five thematic exhibition zones, systematically introduced the holistic approach to national security and showcased Macao’s practical achievements under the leadership of the Central Government, in implementing the principle of “One Country, Two Systems,” safeguarding national security, and promoting development.

The exhibition featured rich and diverse content, integrating concise texts, images, videos, and multimedia interactive installations to create a vivid and inspiring learning environment, effectively enhancing students’ engagement and learning outcomes.

“After visiting the exhibition, I came to a profound realization that national security is the cornerstone of Macao’s prosperity and development, and a vital safeguard for the steady and long-term implementation of the principle of ‘One Country, Two Systems’. National security is not merely a slogan; it is closely connected to every individual. We are not ‘bystanders,’ but ‘participants.’ As a member of the Student Workgroup for the Enhancement of Affection for Home Country, I will continue to cultivate a deep sense of national identity, lead by example, and proactively fulfill my responsibility to safeguard national security, shouldering the mission and responsibility that patriotic youth ought to bear.”— Zhao Siyi

“In addition to text-and-image displays, the exhibition incorporated robotic guided tours, AI interactive experiences, and a model of a domestically built aircraft carrier. This made the entire visit far more vivid and immersive than I had expected, and helped me better understand the close connections between national security, technological development, national defense construction, and social stability. This activity reminded me that, as a university student, I should take the initiative to care about national development and Macao’s society, and cultivate the ability to critically evaluate information and think independently.”— Hsu Ka Iao

“After the visit, I once again deeply felt the breadth and scope of national security, and more tangibly understood the mission and responsibility borne by every Chinese citizen. It is through the collective efforts of countless ordinary individuals like you and me that safeguard it that national security can be firmly consolidated, enabling China to become one of the safest countries in the world. We have grown up peacefully within the embrace of our motherland, and as we continue to grow, we will in turn keep safeguarding the enduring peace and security of our country and home.” — Wang Shixuan