​A mass hiking activity was recently held at five venues across the city to honor the "Shenzhen Speed."

The 11th Shenzhen International Pet Supplies Exhibition & Global Pet Cross-Border E-Commerce Fair opened at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District on Thursday. The fair, one of the industry’s leading events in China, serves as a platform for global pet businesses to display their products and services to a vast audience, including wholesalers, retailers, distributors, and pet owners. The fair, which will last through Sunday, is expected to attract 180,000 visitors.

In a sun-kissed day in March, Shenzhen welcomes a long-awaited burst of sunshine, blanketing the vibrant city. The azure sky above Shenzhen Bay glistens like a precious gem, while the invigorating air fills hearts with delight.

The Longhua division of the Shenzhen Art Museum is currently showcasing a myriad of new exhibitions, offering an intriguing blend of artistic expression. Visitors can immerse themselves in a collection of diverse sculptures while admiring enchanting paintings of renowned Chinese artists such as Dong Xiaoming, Hong Bo, Lu Muxun, and others, spanning from the 19th century to the present day.

Visitors have been flocking to capture the vibrant display of bougainvilleas in full bloom at the Shenzhen International Garden and Flower Expo Park in Futian District recently. Each spring, this annual spectacle of cascading bougainvilleas draws in large crowds of photography enthusiasts, eager to immortalize the splendid moment. Renowned as Shenzhen's official flower, these colorful blooms stand as the star attraction, adorning the park with their beauty and charm.

A vibrant parade, specially choreographed to meld Brazilian samba with the Chinese lion dance, brought life to Shuiwei’s Cultural Block 1368 in Shenzhen’s Futian District on Saturday night.

The city of Shenzhen has blossomed into a lively mosaic of hues, extending a warm welcome to flower lovers attending the 2024 Shenzhen Rose Show.

The Kapok tree, a deciduous large tree known for its stunning, large red or orange-red flowers, has long been revered as a symbol of heroism and is also fondly referred to as the “hero flower.”

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.