Sunday, November 25, 2012
Macau Fisherman’s Wharf 澳门渔人码头 – Macau, China
On our way to go back to Guangzhou, all of a sudden a very special structure in a shape of a black granite volcano caught my attention. Then I summoned my friends to get off the bus and explored the site. I thought it was a fishing location, but it was an amusement park named Fisherman’s Wharf. The admission to the park was free so we just got in without hesitation.
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt 天主教艺术博物馆 – Macau, China
Just several steps from the entrance gate of the Ruins of St. Paul, I found a museum called the Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt. Situated at the inner side of the ruins complex, the museum is a commemoration to the sacrifices of the Japanese and Vietnamese martyrs in spreading the gospel of the true salvation in Christ Jesus. I believe those people were not only memorable on earth but also in heaven. Since...
Monday, November 12, 2012
Ruins of St. Paul 大三巴牌坊 – Macau, China
Being a foreign student overseas is really a fun thing. Firstly, I can stay in that country for a long time because of the student visa, and secondly, I can use my free time to explore the interesting places. Studying in China for one year has given me numerous adventure experiences. During my second semester in Guangzhou just several weeks before my returning to Indonesia, my friends...