黑沙環區社稷之神(黑沙環第五街)

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Twenty-first century, Macau machinery, change of course: the expansion of the Wanshan coastline began in 1915. Portugal's political turmoil, governors came and went, long-term policies were lacking. In early October, a revolution swept through, wealthy people fled with their assets; China's restoration madness exacerbated the already ruined economy, the end result was that it took ten years to build the Heisha Harbor, which only served as a playground for a handful of wealthy patrons, who then became desolate fields where refugees relied on for survival. Since its opening, the city has persisted in its traditional trade for over 300 years, until it finally came to an end. The ancient streets of Macau are now empty and deserted, industrialization is silent. Firecrackers, matches, and incense sticks struggled in the swamp of manual labor, hardworking and low-cost labor provided a way for family workshops to survive. Small farming economy's male cultivation and female weaving became household labor, combining heavy work, delicate work, and fine work with the rhythm of life. Black Sand Ring's poor districts thus became industrial villages that never sleep, where people competed for money with lowly means, plus narrow land, completely disconnected from modern industrial trends. After World War II, the demand for light industry products was urgent; garment factories, toy factories, and electronics factories began to be built in the 1960s, Black Sand Ring District became an industrial center. In the 1970s and 1980s, Macau's manufacturing industry prospered due to Europe's quota system, until China's economic reform and opening-up and the gradual abolition of the quota system led to the complete northward migration of industry. Mr. He Xiaotian arrived in Macau in the 1940s just as industrial modernization was taking place. He built his business from scratch and rose to fame in the black market workshops. In 1968, he built a four-story small factory building. The land god originally stood at the entrance of the current He Xiaotian Industrial Building in Black Sand Ring District, separated by a piece of land from the small factories at that time. In 1986, the government approved the expansion of the site and the construction of a larger factory, and the land god was moved to the intersection of 5th Street and 6th Street in Black Sand Ring. Looking back on the past, it seems that the land god had already pointed out the direction for Black Sand Ring to make way for industrial development from behind the factories. Today, he has become a cultural landmark after Macau's economic transformation, attracting the attention of locals and tourists with its cultural heritage.