The Fusion of Morning Light and Human Fireworks

Day 1: The Fireworks of the Market and the Quietness in the Bustle In the early morning, we walked into the Red Market, full of local life. Built in 1936, the market's exterior is made of red bricks, giving it a classical and heavy feel. Inside the market, various fresh seafood and colorful fruits and vegetables dazzled us, and the enthusiastic shouts of the vendors brought the most genuine warmth of human life. We randomly picked some snacks to taste, feeling the pure and beautiful local flavors. In the afternoon, we headed to the Chapel of Our Lady of Penha. This place is serene and solemn. Standing on the top of the hill, the bustling city and the distant sea and sky blend into a moving picture. Day 2: The History and Culture of the Old City Today's itinerary starts at Senado Square, one of Macau's busiest landmarks. The surrounding Portuguese-style buildings exude a strong exotic atmosphere. We strolled along the cobblestone road, feeling the traces of time. Then we went to St. Joseph's Seminary and Church. This Baroque-style building is exquisite and elegant, with a strong sense of history. Sitting quietly in the church, one can't help but feel a sense of peace and tranquility. The two-day journey included both the fireworks of the market and the precipitation of culture and history, allowing us to see the diversity and inclusiveness of Macau.