Thirteen students from the SEE China 2026 program embarked on an innovation tour of Shenzhen’s Longhua District on July 13. Exploring local international cooperation platforms, the Harmony ecosystem, robotic snow blowers, LED visual technologies, and a UAV flight academy, they discovered a dynamic side of the district. Let’s see Longhua through their eyes!

What is a home ground? For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, its home grounds span three countries: the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. For a football club, a home ground can be a city. For ordinary people, it can be anywhere they feel they belong. And for Mohamed Amine Amrani, a football fan and a Moroccan student studying at Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen), what does home ground mean? He is on a quest to explore football culture in Shenzhen and define his own answer.

This summer, 13 high school and university students from across the U.S. gathered for the SEE China 2026 program, exploring several Chinese cities over 30 days. After wrapping up their first stop in Beijing, they're now in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen Daily recently interviewed global kid creator Nastya, who runs the popular YouTube channel "Like Nastya." The star shared her fond impressions of Shenzhen, while encouraging Chinese young creators to pursue cross-border collaborations.

A robot fun race was held at Honor’s global headquarters in Shenzhen on June 30.

From June 24 to 26, Javier Remírez, First Vice-President of the Government of Navarra, leads a delegation of government officials and leading companies from Navarra on a tour of Shenzhen’s innovation ecosystem. The itinerary kicked off with a business matchmaking meeting at Shenzhen Longhua International Corporation Center, with a special focus on medical innovation, smart hardware manufacturing, and industrial parks and institutions.

On June 19, the Splendid China • China Folk Culture Villages, together with Shenzhen Daily, invited around 50 foreign guests to experience the festival’s customs, including herbal baths, floral forehead ornaments, colorful cords, and dragon boat races.

Shenzhen Bay MixC is set to reshape the city's cultural and commercial landscape following a strategic launch and signing ceremony held in Nanshan Districrt on June 17. The prominent shopping center will introduce four premier cultural venues, among them is Fotografiska Shenzhen, the renowned photography institution's fifth global location and its first permanent venue in South China, scheduled to open Oct. 1.

On June 16, the International Chess Federation (Switzerland) (FIDE) Shenzhen Office was inaugurated in Qianhai, Shenzhen. This is FIDE's first office in Asia since its founding in 1924. With over 200 member associations, FIDE is one of the world's most influential sports organizations.