A delegation of approximately 30 journalists from major international media outlets in Japan, Singapore, and the United Kingdom, alongside reporters from China's Hong Kong and Guangdong Province, concluded a three-city tour of southern China in Shenzhen on Thursday.

Shenzhen issued its first typhoon warning of the year at 11 a.m. yesterday, a low-level white alert, as a strengthening Typhoon Wutip was located 727 kilometers southwest of the city. According to the Shenzhen Meteorological Observatory, the storm is heading toward Hainan and Guangdong provinces.

As tens of thousands of Chinese students graduate from the U.K. each year, a growing challenge looms: How to translate international education into meaningful career opportunities back home.

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the China-Britain Business Council (CBBC) inaugurated their Guangdong and Shenzhen representative offices, respectively, at the Qianhai International Talent Hub Wednesday.

Fifteen multifunctional smart stone bollards in Longhua District featuring wireless charging, video displays, and safety features have become an internet sensation recently.

On the afternoon of June 7, 10 international residents who work in fields such as education and editing conducted an in-depth review of the Guiwan area in Qianhai.

A number of parks in Shenzhen have implemented measures to repel snakes and ensure the safety of visitors following increasing reports of snake encounters and attacks in Shenzhen and other parts of southern China, including a recent fatal incident in Hainan Province.

The Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport now requires passengers to check in at least 38 minutes before departure, down from the previous 40 minutes.