An Unmissable Top-Tier Hotel in Macau: Morpheus Hotel

Although this hotel is not as famous as the Wynn Palace Macau, Grand Lisboa Macau, The Parisian Macao, The Londoner Macao, The Venetian Macao, or the Galaxy Macau Resort, it has received a significant investment. Regardless of who the investors or designers of the hotel are, one can see from the attached pictures that the hotel has a very strong design sense. Moreover, not only the architectural exterior but also the interior space design of the hotel gives a strong sense of space and the future. In terms of design creativity and capability, I feel it surpasses the space-themed Hilton Garden Inn in Foshan Dali Yanbu and even the Mandarin Oriental in Shenzhen. It is worth noting that this hotel was built much earlier than the Mandarin Oriental in Shenzhen. What does this hotel remind everyone of? It probably brings to mind George Lucas and his space movie production company! It also evokes memories of another film master, Cameron, and the sci-fi movie series 'Alien' directed by various Western directors. What's more impressive is that there is a statue of an adult and a child hidden in the upper floors of the hotel, overlooking the outside, seemingly watching the unknowable future with fear. This reminds me of the BioShock series of computer games developed by the American game developer 2K Games. Although I have never played this game, I was attracted to watch the game's walkthroughs when I was abroad. This computer game uses bizarre and exaggerated shapes, as well as futuristic clothing settings, to express fear and condemnation of Nazi Germany during World War II and societies that use technology to oppress others. Typically, this theme of criticizing technological development as a danger to humanity is central in many modern media outlets in capitalist countries, or in newspapers, magazines, television, and movies in China and other socialist countries, where the focus is on accusing capitalist society. Of course, the point here is not just to educate everyone on how to understand and summarize the themes of movies. I believe that citizens of socialist countries, like you, are capable of quickly writing out the themes of a literary work when given one. Naturally, the framework of these themes is to accuse the capitalist society of its cannibalistic and oppressive nature. What I mean is that by incorporating such a small statue and evoking memories of that computer game, the hotel's design firm has deepened and elevated the entire connotation of the hotel. Therefore, compared to merely expressing a space theme or constructing a hotel with a strong sense of the future, the entire grade of the hotel has been raised. Of course, as customers or tourists, if you have the time or mood to ponder the ideology behind the hotel, that's great. If not, and you just want to experience a top-tier hotel in Macau, staying at this hotel is a very good choice. After all, in terms of design and even architectural difficulty, it is probably stronger than the InterContinental Hotel developed by China's World Trade Real Estate on the edge of a cliff in the Shanghai Yangtze River Delta region.