Library

This book contains interviews with more than a dozen old shops located in the "October 5th Street", "Languilou District" and "Camp Street" in the old districts of Macao, including cake shops, snack shops, restaurants, flower shops, incense shops, stationery shops, clothing shops, candy stalls, shoe repair stalls, etc. This book is illustrated with pictures and texts, vividly showing the life scenes of residents in old areas of Macao, showing the old and new appearance and survival pressure of these old shops, and reflecting the development and changes of Macao over the past century. At the end of the book, there are "oral history materials" such as the list of shops and narrators, interview dates and locations, which is a rare first-hand information.

This book is a companion volume to "Small Shops in Old Districts: An Oral History of Old Shops in Macao". It is compiled from interviews with more than 20 shop owners in the old districts of Macao, such as electrical appliance stores, barber shops, theaters, watch shops, etc. This book is illustrated with pictures and texts, vividly showing the life scenes of residents in old areas of Macao, showing the old and new appearance of these small shops, and reflecting the development and changes of Macao in recent decades from one aspect.

This book is one of the "Macau Oral History Series" and is mainly compiled from interviews with eleven Macau store owners. Their emotional narrations show the rise, prosperity, and then gradual decline of "stores" as a carrier that facilitates community residents and connects neighbors. These stalls have brought many good memories to community residents, witnessed the neighborhood relations and friendship between Macao neighborhoods for decades, and also reflected the historical changes and economic development of Macao in recent decades.

This book is mainly composed of interviews with nine Macau newspaper vendors and one Macau newspaperman. Most of them entered the Macau newspaper industry when it was at its peak, and they still stick to this industry when the newspaper industry is in decline. They can be said to be "living fossils" who have witnessed the rise and fall of the Macau newspaper industry. Their memories and narrations reveal from one side the development and changes of Macau's newspaper industry in recent decades.

This book is compiled from interviews with fourteen street food stall owners in Macau. Macau's street food is dotted throughout the streets and alleys. This book records the stories of these vendors who use pushcarts and street stalls to inherit Macau's food culture, and shares their stories with readers.