The third edition of the Summertime Culture Shop, a bilingual summer camp organized by Zhaoshang Subdistrict of Nanshan District, concluded Friday. The two-week camp attracted a total of 60 local and expat children, including 25 from India, the U.S., Israel, Mexico, Poland, the U.K., and Argentina, according to the Nanshan International Cultural & Service Center (NSIC).

The Shekou Management and Service Center for Expats (Shekou MSCE) held a first aid training session for expats in Savills Residence Daxin Shenzhen Bay on Saturday.

The travel time between Shenzhen and Nyingchi, also known as "the Jiangnan of Tibet," has been reduced to four hours from the previous six.

Night food markets have become irresistible destinations for locals seeking to embrace the summer evenings.

A high-level international forum on mangrove protection opened yesterday and will last through Friday. Mangrove is Shenzhen’s city tree. Shenzhen has 213.62 hectares of mangrove trees and aims to build itself into an international wetland city by 2035, with 50% of its wetlands under protection, as per a draft plan of the city government.

The 12th Shenzhen Cartoon and Animation Festival concluded yesterday at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District. The five-day fair featured appearances from prominent Chinese animation voice actors, comic artists and cosplayers.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is on a two-day visit to Shenzhen, the second and last stop of his first state visit to China as the president that will end today. During his stay in Shenzhen, the president is scheduled to hold talks with Shenzhen leaders and visit local companies such as BYD and Huawei.

The 12th Shenzhen Cartoon and Animation Festival opened at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District yesterday. The festival, which will run through Sunday, returns to the city three years after it was put on pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Summertime Culture Shop kicked off at Nanshan International Cultural Exchange and Service Center yesterday. The bilingual summer camp consists of two sessions, each featuring 10 fun games where children can try their hands at various challenges such as puzzle games and food making. The first session has attracted 30 local and expat children to participate.