Hidden Hakka gems in Metro Line 16 stations
Shenzhen Metro Line 16 travels through several Hakka landmarks in Pingshan and Longgang districts, earning its moniker, the “Hakka culture inheritance line.” Recently, several Hakka-themed artworks inspired by the cultural resources around some stations, as well as plant specimens, have been installed, transforming the stations into small art museums or nature museums.
General's Banquet draws bustling crowd
The eagerly anticipated General’s Banquet attracted a bustling crowd to Dapeng Fortress in Dapeng New Area on Thursday. In addition to local participants, the banquet also drew a significant number of visitors this year.
City goes flowery
As winter gradually fades away, the call of spring awakens nature, transforming the city of Shenzhen into a wonderland. Streets and parks burst with a riot of colors as trees and flowers begin to bloom.
A closer look at Dalinggu Park
Covering 4.5 hectares, the newly opened Dalinggu Park near Henggang Metro Station in Longgang District was built on a hilly terrain, boasting diverse topographical features.
Festival celebrations nationwide
Yunnan and Guizhou provinces in China are home to a significant population of ethnic minorities, each with their own unique cultural customs and celebrations for the Spring Festival.
Photo exhibition attracts crowds
Some winning photos of the fifth Expats Eye Shenzhen Photo Contest are being displayed at the second International Street Photography Art Festival in Longgang District's Bantian Handmade Culture Street. The monthlong event will also include three other photo exhibitions.
Lantern Festival celebrations in SZ
Various events were held in Shenzhen on Saturday to celebrate the Lantern Festival, which falls on the 15th day of the first month of the Chinese lunar calendar. This festival signifies the end of the Chinese New Year festivities and is observed with various customs and traditions.
Festival memories in SZ: from empty city to bustling metropolis
In my memory, Shenzhen was almost an empty city during the Spring Festival over 20 years ago. Most of its residents were then migrants who returned to their hometowns nationwide to celebrate the most important festival for Chinese people.
Kaiding Festival celebrated
A Festive vibe filled the air as colorful flags and lanterns adorned the streets and lion dances were staged to celebrate the Kaiding Festival, also known as the Birth Celebration Festival, at the Yu'er Village in Shekou yesterday.