The Belt and Road Youth Carnival was held in the Xiangmihu Flower Wonderland in Futian District on Dec. 20

A Toronto viewer said 20 performances not enough after watching "Wing Chun," the original dance drama from Shenzhen.

On Dec. 16, Shenzhen original dance drama “Wing Chun” had its North American debut at Meridian Hall in Toronto, Canada.

After watching "Wing Chun," Toronto-based architect Dmytriy Pereklita said he felt as if he had seen a work of art, and it made him fall in love with Chinese culture all over again.

On Dec. 12, at the lively HiShenzhen & HiQianhai International Community Carnival and the “Amazing Shenzhen” Global Gen Z Creative Story Contest Awards Ceremony, the International Communication Center of Shenzhen News Group unveiled its latest venture: the Z10 Global Action Plan for 2026 and announced the contest winners.

Recently, students from College of Future Studies of Haribin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen produced a video "Where the Dasha River Flows: A Symphony of Ecology" to capture the remarkable transformation of Shenzhen's Dasha River Ecological Corridor and illustrate Shenzhen's “Sea Mountain Vistas” vision, and the ideal of living in harmony with nature.

EyeShenzhen and the Z10 Club launched the “Amazing Shenzhen" Global Gen-Z Creative Story Contest in October. Participants from more than 15 countries joined the event, sharing their multifaceted Shenzhen stories through short videos, motion posters, articles, and other creative formats.

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Symposium and Informal Senior Officials' Meeting (ISOM) opened Dec. 11 in Shenzhen, marking the first official event under China’s chairmanship of APEC for 2026.

At the Ninth Track and Field Sports Meeting of Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen), international students eagerly tried their hand at the lion and dragon dance, immersing themselves in the Chinese culture.