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 vlogger Chico learned several dance moves from a dancer of Shenzhen original dance drama "Wing Chun" at Osaka Expo 2025.

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.

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.

Now a mother of two adorable daughters, Sayaka Nakano dedicates much of her time to household responsibilities. However, community events and friendships with people from around the world provide her with cherished moments for herself. An active participant in local activities, she also contributes to the community in return. 

From May 12-14, 2025, the China Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka will host "Shenzhen Week." To mark this occasion, EyeShenzhen, a multilingual international portal, has specially planned and produced a trilingual promotional video titled "From Shenzhen to Osaka."

Shimizu Shosei, former attending physician at the Proton Therapy Center of the University of Tsukuba Hospital in Japan, now regards Shenzhen as his second hometown. As an expert on proton therapy for pediatric tumors, Shimizu is driving breakthroughs in and the popularization of proton therapy technology in China.

With over 25 years at Seiko Epson Corp., Masahiro Uchida has risen from an engineer developing cutting-edge technologies in 1999 to a visionary leader and business innovator. Now, he aims to transform Epson Engineering (Shenzhen) Ltd. (ESL) into a tech-driven company.

Since relocating to Shenzhen in 2018, Japanese engineer Masakazu Takasu has taken on the role of supporting Switch Science, a Japan-based distributor of open-source hardware tools and components, in expanding into the local market and fostering cooperation with the city’s startup and maker communities.