A recent report released by Zhilian Zhaopin, a Chinese online recruitment platform, showed that in 2023, Shenzhen was the top destination for individuals born after 1995 among Chinese cities. With a thriving innovation and entrepreneurship environment and progressive policies, Shenzhen is gathering more and more young talents to work and live in the city.

The Qianhai Authority recently issued a new incentive to reward foreign-invested enterprises based on the increase in actual foreign capital used in Qianhai from the previous year.

China's National Immigration Administration has rolled out a detailed guide clarifying the rules around port visas, making it easier for foreigners who need to travel to China in urgent cases. The guidelines come in a Q&A format, covering key policy-related issues in both Chinese and English.

Few people can leave home without carrying a portable power charger in our modern world. However, if you live in Shenzhen that may not be the case because the city's power bank rental service network is extensive enough to make power shortages for mobile devices a thing of the past.