Shenzhen has unveiled two new regulatory guidelines aimed at enhancing electric bicycles within the city, aiming to create a more structured travel environment for residents, balancing diverse transportation modes with a commitment to safety.

The National Health Commission and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly unveiled 50 new national food safety standards to further improve food safety and consumer protection.

Effective March 20, residents of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan on the Chinese mainland who have lost, or forgotten their travel documents, or in case their documents are damaged, but urgently need to travel on the Chinese mainland by air or train can apply for an electronic temporary travel document with the Chinese Immigration Department instantly. 

Shenzhen recently unveiled an electric bicycle trade-in subsidy program for 2025, offering up to 500 yuan (US$69) in subsidy to individual consumers looking to upgrade their electric bikes.