為促進澳門大學生與上海高校之間的交流，增強學生的家國情懷，澳門大學曹光彪書院與華東師範大學孟憲承書院共同舉辦了「城市與文化發展：聚焦上海與澳門」暑期交流實踐項目。此次交流活動中，來自兩所書院的二十名學生互訪上海和澳門，並分為五個組別分別專注於地理、文創、科技、自然和人文等不同主題進行考察，每組由兩名上海和澳門的同學組成。
在項目開營儀式上，孟憲承書院羅燕老師和艾美伶老師介紹了書院的設施及學生活動，孟憲承書院副院長楊亞星和曹光彪書院鄭智明導師分別致詞，隨後，國際漢語文化資深教授顧偉列進行了主題沙龍《解讀上海——城市、歷史、文化》，深入探討上海的城市發展及「海派文化」。晚餐後，上海的同學準備了破冰遊戲，促進彼此認識，增進友誼。
在接下來的幾天中，孟憲承書院的老師帶領學生參觀了校史館、教育成就陳列室、上海自然博物館、豫園和外灘等地。在自由探索時間，學生們分組前往徐家匯書院、陸家嘴、世博會博物館等地，深刻體會上海的歷史文化及地方風情。第四天，上海閔行區吳涇拾星者社會工作服務中心總幹事肖慶老師主持了關於上海社區服務的主題沙龍，隨後前往吳涇鎮，通過互動和小遊戲向小朋友介紹上海與澳門的建築、美食、節日及語言，培養了學生的社區服務意識。在最後一天的結營儀式中，各小組以視頻或簡報形式分享心得，曹光彪書院何宇軒和孟憲承書院艾美伶老師進行點評，楊亞星副院長總結此次上海之行。
在上海考察結束後，聯隊一同前往澳門，並到訪澳門大學曹光彪書院。第二天，同學們參觀了書院設施及體驗了書院咖啡拉花工作坊，下午則參觀了澳門大賽車博物館，體驗模擬賽車，感受澳門格蘭披治賽道的刺激。第三天，學生們遊覽了大三巴、大砲台、玫瑰堂等充滿澳門文化特色的建築，下午參觀了澳門藝術博物館及澳門回歸賀禮陳列館，講解老師的說話方式風趣幽默，在介紹展品故事時，還會加入一些生活化的元素，深得同學們的喜愛，留下了美好回憶。最後一天，曹光彪書院導師鄭智明帶領大家總結這幾天心路歷程，並用卡片表達情感，讓每組分享旅程中的深刻體會，最後由兩院老師進行點評，曹光彪書院的院長劉潤東對整個旅程作出總結。
今年是曹光彪書院與孟憲承書院第八度合辦此項活動。兩所書院的師生通過多年的合作建立了深厚的友誼，增進了滬澳高校之間的聯繫。兩所書院的院長和老師也分享了全人教育的經驗，共同探討和優化書院教育的舉措。參與活動的澳門學生表示，這次交流活動讓他們有機會親身體驗和接觸上海的文化，開拓了視野。儘管時值盛夏，同學們仍堅持完成行程，走出舒適圈，與上海的同學們交流、溝通和協作，共同完成社會實踐和匯報，更獲得了與孟憲承書院同學之間寶貴的友誼，結識志同道合的朋友讓交流更加意義深遠，令這段經歷無疑成為了大家心中珍貴的回憶。同學們都期待明年再辦類似的交流項目，讓他們有機會走出去，了解不同地方的文化和特色。
註：華東師範大學是一所國家「雙一流」綜合性研究型大學，旗下的孟憲承書院成立於2007年，是全國首家師範生書院，擁有約3400多名院生。
To promote exchanges between university students in Macau and Shanghai and enhance students’ sense of national identity, Chao Kuang Piu College of the University of Macau(UM) and Meng Xiancheng College of the East China Normal University jointly organized a summer exchange program entitled “City and Cultural Development: Focus on Shanghai and Macau.” In this exchange, twenty students from both colleges visited Shanghai and Macau, divided into five groups focusing on different themes: humanities, geography, technology, cultural creativity, and nature, with each group consisting of two students from Shanghai and Macau.
To deeply experience these cultural characteristics, the team leaders from Meng Xiancheng College, led the joint teams to visit the university’s history museum, the education achievement exhibition room at the Putuo Campus of East China Normal University. They also visited the Shanghai Natural History Museum. Later, the five joint teams focused on the five themes of “Nature in Shanghai,” “Technology in Shanghai,” “Humanities in Shanghai,” “Geography in Shanghai,” and “Cultural Creativity in Shanghai” for their investigations. They visited the Memorial Hall of the Xujiahui Academy, the World Expo Museum, etc. These visits allowed the students to deeply experience Shanghai’s unique historical and cultural heritage and feel the customs of Shanghai.
In addition, the students also visited communities in Shanghai and provided services to the summer tutoring class in Wuqing Town. They introduced the cultural heritage, food, street characteristics, and local customs of both Shanghai and Macao to the primary school students in Wuqing Town interactively and interestingly. The students also personally experienced the importance of serving the community and the spirit of mutual assistance.
The joint teams later arrived in Macao and, upon reaching Chao Kuang Piu College at the University of Macau. Students toured the college’s facilities and participated in a coffee art workshop. In the afternoon, they explored the Macau Grand Prix Museum. On the next day, students visited culturally significant sites such as the Ruins of St. Paul, Fort Almeida, and St. Rose Church, while sampling Macanese and Portuguese cuisine nearby. In the afternoon, they visited the Macau Museum of Art and the Macau Handover Gifts Museum, where the instructor’s engaging style made the stories of the exhibits memorable, fostering interactive exchanges and creating lasting memories. These activities allowed the students to stroll through the World Heritage sites in Macao, visit cultural exhibitions on different themes, gain a firsthand understanding of Macao’s unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures, and the support provided by the country for Macao’s development.
This year marks the eighth collaboration between Chao Kuang Piu College College and Meng Xiancheng College for this program. the students of both colleges have built strong friendships, enhancing connections between universities in Shanghai and Macau. The participants from Macao expressed that this exchange activity provided them with the opportunity to personally experience and engage with Shanghai’s culture, broadening their horizons. The students from Shanghai also appreciated the chance to explore Macao’s unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures and were impressed by its World Heritage sites. This meaningful exchange undoubtedly became a treasured memory for all. Students are looking forward to similar exchange programs next year, eager for more opportunities to explore different cultures and local characteristics.
East China Normal University is a comprehensive research-oriented university classified as “Double First Class” by the Chinese government. Its Meng Xiancheng College, established in 2007, is the first normal student college in the country and has over 3,400 students.
