When we met Sayaka Nakano, she was participating in a cooking event organized by the Shenzhen Women’s International Club (SWIC) at a reading club in Shekou. After enjoying a delicious homemade lunch served with papaya salad and curry chicken, the Japanese woman shared with us, “Participating in community events like this is very meaningful to me. I cherish every day here in Shenzhen.”

An array of cutting-edge technologies and products from 60 Shenzhen-based enterprises, along with intangible cultural heritage items and the original Shenzhen-produced dance drama “Wing Chun,” will be presented during the “Shenzhen Week” event, which opens today at the China Pavilion of Expo 2025 Osaka, Japan.

Shimizu Shosei, former attending physician at the Proton Therapy Center of the University of Tsukuba Hospital in Japan, now regards Shenzhen as his second hometown. As an expert on proton therapy for pediatric tumors, Shimizu is driving breakthroughs in, and the popularization of, proton therapy technology in China.

The 15th National Games, along with the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games, mark the first time that Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao will jointly host China’s top-tier, multi-sport events.

China's central bank announced Wednesday that it will cut the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by 0.5 percentage points for financial institutions starting May 15.

With over 25 years at Seiko Epson Corp., Masahiro Uchida has risen from an engineer developing cutting-edge technologies in 1999 to a visionary leader and business innovator.

An artificial intelligence (AI) minibus sightseeing route recently opened in Qianhai. Operated by the Shenzhen Bus Group, the route loops from Qianhai Stone Park, passing attractions including the Seaview Trail and Qianhai Stone Plaza. The approximately 12-minute round trip is currently free to reserve.

Since relocating to Shenzhen in 2018, Japanese engineer Masakazu Takasu has taken on the role of supporting Switch Science, a Japan-based distributor of open-source hardware tools and components, in expanding into the local market and fostering cooperation with the city’s startup and maker communities. Takasu, also an advocate of "maker culture," has witnessed Shenzhen’s evolution from a cost-efficient manufacturing hub to a city where products stand out for their creativity and quality.