Exploring creativity at Shenzhen Design Week exhibition
The prestigious Kunpeng Global Design Award 2024 is presented at a ceremony that brought together renowned designers, leaders of design organizations, representatives from the world’s Cities of Design, and representatives from well-known design schools to witness the unveiling of the awards Saturday night.
A tech hub for disabled-friendly innovations
Imagine a machine that showers paralyzed patients in their beds, a microwave that cooks with voice commands for the visually impaired, or a system that lets the disabled control devices using facial expressions. These cutting-edge products take center stage at the Shenzhen Non-barrier Incubation Space in Futian District.
Insights offered on income tax policies
Local tax service officials delivered three presentations on tax policies and treaties tailored to the unique needs of expat teachers and researchers.
Local, intl. students adopt mangrove saplings for nature conservation
Students from Shekou International School (SIS) learned about mangrove conservation in the city and adopted mangrove saplings in an exchange program with OCT Primary School in Nanshan District at a ceremony Thursday.
A spring weekend in Futian
In April, weekends in Futian are brimming with surprises in the earthly realm. Stepping outside, people will witness ever-shifting clouds in the sky, carefree birds flitting about, and artsy handmade stalls lining the roadside.
Reclining chairs become online sensation
Shenzhen Central Park’s reclining chairs have become an online sensation recently, drawing crowds eager to relax in these popular seats.
A showcase of fashion and innovation
The Shenzhen International Brand Underwear Fair (SIUF) was held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District from Friday to Sunday.
Event cultivates bonds, stories of resilience
The Shenzhen Disabled Persons Federation orchestrated a heartwarming event for people with disabilities at Rose Coast in Dapeng New Area in Shenzhen yesterday, presenting a tapestry of inspiration and support.
Waterfront gem redefines urban living
The 6-kilometer-long Qianhai Bay Section of the Shenzhen Mountain-Sea Vistas opened to the public recently, marking a significant milestone in the city’s urban planning. Stretching from Jinwan Avenue to OH Bay, this project is a pivotal component of Shenzhen’s ambitious “Mountains and Seas Connecting the City” initiative, covering an expansive area of approximately 440,000 square meters.