Shenzhen Library North Branch, which feels more like a sci-fi wonderland than a traditional library welcomed 76-year-old calligrapher Wang Chaozhu — widely known as the “Shanxi Grandpa”on April 3.

Shenzhen holds a significant place in Guangdong’s revolutionary history as one of its key base areas and the birthplace of the Dongjiang Column.

A ceremony was held in Hong Kong on Monday to mark the 60th anniversary of Dongjiang water supply to the city, alongside the opening of the “Dancing Water Drops” exhibition by Simon Ma.

Today marks the 18th annual World Autism Day. To promote understanding and raise social awareness for individuals with autism, a public health charity run was held Sunday at the Shenzhen North Railway Station Central Park in Longhua District.

For the first time in Shenzhen, the epic saga of European knights, along with their armor, myths, and legends, is being featured in a noteworthy exhibition of pieces from the Musei Reali Torino in Italy.

Xixiang North Deity Temple Fair is the biggest of its kind in the city and a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage event, which will run through April 3.

Ahead of its official April debut, K11 ECOAST in Shenzhen sets the stage with a bold artistic statement.

Shenzhen’s biggest temple fair of the year burst to life yesterday at the centuries-old Northern Deity Temple in Xixiang, Bao’an District, marking the start of a nine-day celebration richer in color and crowds than the Lunar New Year.

A remarkable collection of ancient Chinese paintings is currently on display at the Shenzhen Museum’s History and Folk Culture Division until March 30.