What magnificent creature is this? We stand before the Horse Sculpture, one of the twelve zodiac sculptures gracing Macau. This stone horse, crafted by the artist Leung Wan Nin, embodies the strength and spirit of the horse in the Chinese zodiac. Yu Fan’s “Silver Manned Horse No. 5” also graces Macau but with a modern twist. The Horse Sculpture before us, however, connects us to a more ancient tradition. The twelve zodiac animals are deeply embedded in Chinese culture. Each animal represents different characteristics and is believed to influence the personality and destiny of those born under its sign. The Horse Sculpture is more than just art. It’s a symbol of energy, freedom, and nobility, reflecting the cultural richness of Macau. Observe the powerful stance and flowing mane, frozen in stone. It’s a testament to the skill of Leung Wan Nin and the enduring power of tradition. The Horse Sculpture invites you to connect with the rich tapestry of Chinese culture, right here in the heart of Macau.
新華學校 Escola Secundária Nocturna Xin Hua
Founded in 1997 Escola Secundária Nocturna Xin Hua stands proudly. It’s a testament to Macau’s commitment to education. This school