The latest issue of e-version My UM (Apr issue) is available!

最新一期《澳大人》電子月刊4月號經已發佈

Dear colleagues and students,

The University of Macau’s (UM) Cultural Building is an important vehicle for the promotion of Chinese culture and is home to the Macao Base for Primary & Secondary Education in Humanities & Social Sciences. In the Feature Story column of this issue’s My UM, we explore the base’s abundant learning opportunities for primary and secondary school students, demonstrating how it cultivates a deep appreciation for the humanities in the students, as well as how it advance basic humanities and social sciences education in Macao by leveraging the university’s extensive academic resources and collaborating with other educational institutions (Click here for the article and the video).

In the People’s Story column, we present an exclusive interview with Wang Di, chair professor in the Department of History of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, on how reading has shaped his life and academic career. Prof Wang has a voracious appetite for reading, spanning professional books, leisure books, and e-books. He has also published numerous articles and books. Two new books published by him, namely Small Voice of History and Amazing Everyday Successes: Chinese Society and People under Microhistory, have attracted considerable attention. In our engaging interview, he shares with us valuable insights into his research and writing journey (Click here for the article).

 

 

 

Thank you for your support!

Best regards,
Communications Office

各位同事、同學:

澳門大學崇文樓是澳大弘揚中華文化的重要陣地,設有澳門中小學生人文社科教育基地,人文氣息濃厚。今期《澳大人》「專題報導」介紹該基地如何以學術薰陶學生的人文素養,以及善用大學的學術資源優勢,與中小學等教育機構攜手支援本地中小學的人文社科教育(按此瀏覽文章和影片)。

「人物故事」採訪了人文學院歷史系講座教授王笛,了解讀書對其人生的影響。「如果要問是甚麼塑造了今天作為學者的我,那就是讀書。」王教授閱讀量驚人,讀過的專業書、閒書和電子書刊無法估量,其文章和著作也非常豐碩。王教授的新書《歷史的微聲》和《碌碌有為:微觀歷史視野下的中國社會與民眾》出版後引起了廣泛的關注,他在訪問裡也詳細分享了他研究和寫作的心得(按此瀏覽文章)。

 

 

 

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