Bao'an hosts National Games boxing finals
The 15th National Games boxing, which will run through Nov. 14, marks the first time the district has hosted a competitive event of the Games.
Cultural landmark opens to public
Shenzhen Bay Culture Square, the city’s newest cultural landmark, began its soft opening Saturday, welcoming eager visitors who signed up as the first batch of the square’s Experience Officers.
Airline gears up with 15th National Games-themed fleet
As the official aviation service partner for the 15th National Games, the carrier hosted a media tour of its Shenzhen base Thursday, offering journalists a firsthand look at the specialized Games-time services of Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport.
Breathtaking BMX Freestyle
From Oct. 24 to 25, the BMX Freestyle Event of the 15th National Games was held in Hongqiao Park in Guangming District.
Kids gather in Shekou for 'Trick or treat' fun
The familiar chant of "Trick or treat!" filled the air as nearly 60 families from different countries gathered Oct. 25 for a festive cross-cultural celebration at the Nanshan International Cultural Exchange & Service Center (NSIC) in Zhaoshang Subdistrict, Nanshan District.
Intl. folk arts festival makes SZ stop
The 13th China International Folk Arts Festival, launched last week in Foshan, features troupes from 13 countries across five continents, with performances scheduled in Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Dongguan. Established in 1990, this large-scale cultural exchange is held every three years.
Paws, play, and everything in between at SZ Pet Fair
The 14th Shenzhen International Pet Fair officially kicked off at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District Friday, transforming the exhibition halls into a bustling hub for pet lovers and their furry companions.
Marvelous China, US marching band performances
In a vibrant display of cross-cultural harmony, hundreds of teenagers from the U.S. and China came together for a large-scale marching band exchange gala at the University Town of Shenzhen Sports Center yesterday.
Japanese artist's sleek public sculpture debuts in SZ
The solo exhibition “Light, Transparency, Reflection”, Japanese contemporary artist Hajime Sorayama’s largest to date in South China, runs through Jan. 11, 2026 and brings together more than 80 works — paintings, installations, sculptures, and new-media pieces — created over more than half a century.