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Yang Pinqua 楊丙觀: Merchant of Canton and Macao 1747—1795
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The Third Silk Road: Pirates, Buried Treasure, and Sunken Ships
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THE PORTUGUESE, THE MARITIME SILK ROAD AND MACAO’S CONNECTION WITH THE PHILIPPINES IN THE LATE MING DYNASTY
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Leanqua and Anqua —The Founding of the Canton System (1685–1720)
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Protecting the Labourers’ Story: A Critical Reflection on Craftsmanship Safeguarding in Hong Kong and Macao as Intangible Cultural Heritage
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200 Years of Spanish Shipping in Canton and Macao (1640–1840)
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Amoy Anqua (1696−1723) and the China Trade before the Rise of the Canton System
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Understanding the Character Yi in Pre-Opium War Canton: A Study of the Merchant Newspaper The Canton Register
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The Canton Register: The First English-Language Newspaper on the China Coast
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Tracing Modern Macao’s Evolving Global Role — Views from Transnational Archives
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Defending Canton: Chinese Pirates, British Traders, and Hong Merchants, 1780−1810
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Macao, from the Ocean to the Archives: Maritime Routes, Emigration and Heritage in the Mascarenes
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The Macao-Manila Route under the Iberian Union (1580-1640)
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How to Deal with Foreign Trade
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The Peak of the Export Painting Market in Canton 1770s–1780s
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Possibility of developing commerce with Portugal
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Sino-Vietnamese Pirates and British InvadersMaritime Crises, Oceanic Governance and Sovereignty in Mid-Qing China
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Carta régia (cópia) de D. João IV, rei de Portugal, ao Senado da Câmara de Macau, sobre o pagamento de 5% sobre as fazendas que entrarem em Macau, a título de donativo, para a manutenção do presídio.
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Preliminary Report on the Archaeological Excavation of The Site of St. Paul’s College, 2010-2012
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An Extended Urban History Review of Macao and Hong Kong through the End of the 20th Century
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Navigating Ideologies: Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Macao and Hong Kong
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Licença de navegação do mandarim da alfândega de Cantão, Fang, ao mercador e capita) (Luís Sanches), sobre o comércio, de Macau para Manila
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Carta do ouvidor de Macau, [Miguel Pinheiro Ravasco], a [D. Filipe II], rei de Portugal e de Espanha, sobre os conventos existentes em Macau; religiosos que cada um tem; rendas e bens que possuem.
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Miscellaneous References to Artisans of the Canton Trade 1700-1842