The Secret Language of Time in the Depths of the Alley.

Day 1: A Century-Old Chinese Mansion In the early morning, we strolled to the Lou Kau Mansion located on Long Song Street. This Chinese mansion, built in the 19th century, attracts countless visitors with its elegant Lingnan architectural style. Upon entering, the ancient wooden carved windows and ornate stone pillars come into view, with every detail revealing the family's past glory and wealth. The exhibition hall displays traditional furniture and daily items, making one feel as if they have traveled back to that prosperous era. In the afternoon, we headed to Senado Square, where the Portuguese architectural complex and the neat wave-patterned stone pavement immerse one in an exotic atmosphere. The cafes here are also great places to relax, savoring a cup of coffee and quietly enjoying the passage of time. Day 2: The Fusion of Tradition and Modernity The next day, we first visited St. Lawrence's Church, a church with a gentle yellow tone that exudes a warm and elegant temperament. The serene atmosphere inside brings peace to the soul. Then we moved to the Fortaleza do Monte, overlooking the entire city from the hilltop. The blend of skyscrapers and historical sites forms a magnificent picture, perfectly merging history and modernity. Two days of exploration not only allowed us to appreciate the cultural heritage of Macau but also to feel the unique charm of the city, bringing a wealth of experiences and emotions.