Shenzhen’s dance drama “Wing Chun” is making waves in St. Petersburg, attracting media attention and influencer endorsement.

Konstantin Matveev, artistic director of Boris Eifman Dance Academy — one of Russia’s most prestigious dance institutions — shared his insights on the significance of the Shenzhen production’s Russian tour and the broader cultural exchanges between the two nations.

Around 200 guests and members of local communities witnessed the official launch of a public benefit eye care project at Shenzhen Bright Eye Hospital in Nanshan District yesterday, which promises to restore and improve vision for those who are disadvantaged in Shenzhen.

K11 ECOAST Art and Cultural District by the Sea, a massive retail and cultural complex located at Taizi Bay, Nanshan District, began its trial operation Monday. Covering 228,500 square meters, the project includes the cultural and retail landmark K11 ECOAST, the multi-purpose art space K11 HACC, the K11 ATELIER office building, and a landscaped waterfront promenade.

Three foreign dental professionals gathered in Shekou on Sunday night to share essential oral care knowledge with expat residents, who often face challenges in maintaining oral health due to unfamiliarity with the local healthcare system and language barriers.

Shenzhen became the first city in China on Sunday to pilot a new practice aimed at optimizing its departure tax refund policy and enhancing the shopping experience for overseas travelers.

Shortly after 11 a.m., Mori Hiromi, accompanied by Junko Matsunaga and another friend, walked out of the arrival hall at the Shenzhen Cruise Homeport.

The Shenzhen Low-Altitude Meteorological Service Center (LAMSC-Shenzhen) was officially inaugurated Friday to provide meteorological forecast services for units or individuals engaged in low-altitude flight businesses in the city.