Intl. creators spotlight SZ innovation at Osaka Expo
From May 12 to 14, Shenzhen Week has been held at the China Pavilion during Expo 2025 Osaka. The event showcased a fusion of cutting-edge technology and intangible cultural heritage, offering the world a glimpse into the multifaceted charm of the city. During the event, three foreign influencers, each with strong connections to Shenzhen, visited the Shenzhen Week in Osaka, immersing themselves in this spectacular convergence of technology and culture.
EyeShenzhen vlogger Daichi Araki unlocks Tencent's new technologies in Osaka Expo
Explore the Osaka World Expo with EyeShenzhen vlogger Daichi Araki and unlock Tencent's new technologies.
EyeShenzhen vlogger Pooneh Dabiri unlocks Tencent's advanced solutions in Osaka Expo
Explore the Osaka World Expo with EyeShenzhen vlogger Pooneh Dabiri and unlock Tencent's advanced solutions.
Iranian vlogger's fashion show time in Osaka Expo
Wearing clothes made with gambiered Guangdong gauze, Iranian vlogger Pooneh Dabiri staged a fashion show at the China Pavilion in Osaka Expo.
EyeShenzhen vloggers experience martial arts with 'Wing Chun' performer
Eyeshenzhen vloggers learned several dance moves from dancers of Shenzhen original dance drama "Wing Chun" at Osaka Expo 2025.
Expats explore avant-garde culture and art in Qianhai
On May 10, the 12th event of the “HiQianhai” series — Art & Bay Walk — was held at K11 ECOAST in Shenzhen. More than 20 international guests from various countries gathered to appreciate the unique charm of Qianhai, where art and nature intertwine.
Brazilian learns 'Wing Chun' movements at Osaka Expo
Brazilian vlogger Chico learned several dance moves from a dancer of Shenzhen original dance drama "Wing Chun" at Osaka Expo 2025.
Follow Chico to see Shenzhen elements at the Osaka Expo
Let's follow Chico, a Brazilian vlogger, to see what the China Pavilion at the Osaka Expo has to offer and what Shenzhen elements he finds.
A Japanese prof.'s immersive cancer research journey in SZ
Having dedicated himself to DNA damage repair for nearly 40 years, Shunichi Takeda, a distinguished professor at Shenzhen University’s Medical School, has long been passionate about the research. Now, he hopes to serve as a bridge, encouraging more Japanese researchers to collaborate in Shenzhen.