Through May 11, a selection of paper-cutting works by artists from Fangzheng County in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, and part of the collection at the Shenzhen Art Museum, are on display at the museum’s new venue in Longhua District.

Dutch photography duo Scheltens & Abbenes are showcasing their visionary works at the Shenzhen Art Museum in Longhua District, their first solo exhibition in China.

Shenzhen’s Lantern Festival celebrations lit up the city with vibrant cultural events across various districts yesterday.

The recently opened Line 13 of the Shenzhen Metro has made waves with its innovative design that blends technology and art, creating a distinctive new artistic tunnel experience. Among the highlights is the Shenzhen University Station, renowned for its eye-catching “super vortex” architecture, which offers a futuristic aesthetic reminiscent of time travel.

A Guan Gong-Themed cultural exhibition is currently held at the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning, running until April 8.

This Wednesday marks the Chinese Lantern Festival. Coming next to the Spring Festival in time, this traditional Chinese festival falls on the 15th of the first lunar month, with the bright moon signifying for family reunion and hopes for a fresh start.

Strolling down Jingtian East Road in Shenzhen’s Futian District, pedestrians might stumble upon a landscaped courtyard surrounded by pristine white walls and brimming with a variety of flowers and plants. Upon closer inspection, one would discover that the courtyard is a sustainability-themed community museum called the ZiShi ESG Garden.

Running until Feb. 12, Shenzhen’s Nantou Ancient Town, rebranded as Nantou City, invites visitors to a public art showcase celebrating kites, a Chinese cultural heritage with regional variations across the country.

During the Spring Festival holiday, people all over the country celebrate and enjoy their vacation in variety ways.