Chinese scientists have discovered dozens of human fossils dating back 300,000 years, which are the earliest ones found in East Asia in terms of the evolution process towards Homo sapiens, the species to which all modern human beings belong.

As the countdown to Lunar New Year begins, one thing is certain: China’s Spring Festival box office is gearing up for a spectacular showdown. With a lineup featuring cinematic heavyweights, the holiday season in the world’s second-largest film market promises an epic clash of the titans.

During this winter, those who step into the children's services area at Shenzhen Library North will be transported through four seasons all at once.

Futian District is seeking more partners to join its shared exhibition hall initiative, aiming to provide residents with a wider selection of free exhibition venues.

Until March next year, a solo exhibition at the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning is offering audiences an overview of the three-decade career of Shenzhen-based artist Yang Yong.

XDS, a well-known Shenzhen-based bike brand in China, signed a strategic cooperation with the Astana Pro Team to jointly build a world-class cycling team that will participate in world top level events such as Tour de France and other UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) events.

A new book examining the international communication strategies of Chinese mega-cities, with a focus on Shenzhen, was launched at an academic seminar organized by the Shenzhen Academy of Social Sciences on Friday afternoon.

Marking the 95th anniversary of the discovery of the first skull of Peking Man, a film co-produced by China and France was unveiled at the Zhoukoudian Site Museum in Beijing last week.

Twenty Chinese and expat calligraphy enthusiasts gathered for a cultural event in Pingshan District on Dec. 8 to welcome the Spring Festival, which will fall on Jan. 29, 2025.

From now until February, the Shenzhen Museum is hosting a series of traditional Chinese cultural events to promote history education across society.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) yesterday inscribed Spring Festival, social practices of the Chinese people in celebration of the traditional new year, on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

​The Second Wutong Mountain Poetry Festival was held Nov. 30 at Wutong Mountain, a beloved Shenzhen landmark, providing attendees with a poetic exploration of nature and urban life.