On Jan. 10, Shenzhen’s Little Golden Tree Children’s Choir and America’s One Voice Children’s Choir gathered by the Shenzhen Bay. The teens from China and the U.S. weaved bonds through songs, building precious friendship in this heartfelt exchange.

A beautiful voice knows no borders. Over a year ago, the angelic voices of the American One Voice Children’s Choir first echoed in Shenzhen. Today, we welcome them back — for a reunion of harmonies at Shenzhen Middle School.

As one of the World Sailing’s top 10 special events worldwide, the WMRT is hailed as the “F1 on water.” So far, 16 legs of the 2025 season's global tour have been completed, and the top captains and teams have gathered in Bao'an, Shenzhen, for the season finale. The event runs from Jan. 6 to Jan. 11.

The 2025 "Million Professionals Converge in Guangdong," a large-scale employment fair concluded December 28. The fair targeted fresh graduates, interns, domestic and overseas students and skilled elites, drawing nearly 150,000 attendees from over 1,700 universities at home and abroad.

Shenzhen original dance drama “Wing Chun” hosted three meet-and-greet signings from Dec. 20 to 21, local time, in Toronto’s Meridian Center, as part of its Canadian run.

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.