To gain a deeper understanding of holistic security learning, promote execution of national security education, gather strong social force to maintain national security, prosperity and stability Macao, a promotion performance on “A Holistic Approach to National Security in Macao” was co-organized by the Government of Macao S.A.R. and the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao S.A.R. on the afternoon of April 9, at the auditorium of University of Macau. The Vice President of MUST, Dr. Kwong Ying Wa and over 20 members from the State Key Laboratory of Mechanism and Quality of Chinese Medicine and Students’ Union attended the event.
Dr. Kwong Ying Wa, the Vice President of MUST, takes a group photo with members from the Students’ Union
The performance received strong support from relevant national authorities, which displayed a professional team to Macao. The perform was tailored to highlight local elements while vividly demonstrating how different sectors practice the holistic national security concept. Through stories ranging from the chief designers of national scientific and technological projects, and border soldiers defending the country, to historical perspectives and analyses of the complex international situation, the event comprehensively showcased the rich implications of national security across political, military, territorial, and cultural domains.
Sun Xiaoke, President of Students’ Union, expressed her honor, “The performance is impressive, making spectators understand that national security encompasses a wide range of fields, including ecology, biology, territorial integrity, deep sea and so on. It seemed distant when we talked about national security previously. However, seeing examples – such as the plight of disappearing endangered species and the inspiring story of Academician Peng Shilu (the father of China’s nuclear submarines) – made me realize that it is right here beside us. As a young university student in Macao, I clearly understand that national security is closely linked to our daily lives, development, and future. Safeguarding national security is a shared responsibility for all citizens, and specifically, a duty for Macao youth under the “One Country, Two Systems” framework. I will take this learning opportunity to strengthen my awareness, consciously fulfill my obligations, and contribute my strength as a Macao youth to building a solid barrier for national security.
The representative of the State Key Laboratory takes a group photo with student representatives
Group photo of distinguished guests
