At least 12 people were killed, and 770 buildings were damaged in the powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Taiwan on April 3. But one structure stood tall and unscathed: the iconic Taipei 101 skyscraper.

In a surprising twist, young people are flocking to temples for their weekend outings! Across the nation, temples have become the latest hotspot for seeking blessings, choosing the perfect prayer beads, sipping on a “compassion cup” of coffee, and even inviting friends for a temple feast, making it the trendiest lifestyle and social activity.

Great news for commuters rushing to work without time for breakfast! On April 8, Shenzhen Bus Group, in partnership with Didi Udian Technology Co., introduced a convenient breakfast service. The initial bus routes offering this service include F34B, F35B, F55, F249, F249C, F325, and F484.

Peru's Andean mountains may hold the secret to longevity and the world’s oldest ever person, if a new claim by state officials of a 124-year-old man born in 1900 is proven to be true.

As the annual cottonwood season sweeps in with its flurry of fluffy seeds, a phenomenon known as “flying snow,” pedestrians find themselves in the midst of an airborne assault, with the pesky particles making their way into every unsuspecting nostril. For individuals prone to respiratory sensitivities, these conditions are nothing short of bothersome.

During the Qingming Festival holiday, discussions about the “20 minutes in park theory” have ignited a frenzy on Chinese social media platforms such as Weibo and Xiaohongshu. With nearly 1,290 parks scattered across its less than 2,000 square kilometers of land, Shenzhen emerges as the perfect city to test the validity of this theory.

In a celebration of nature's agility and grace, The Ritz-Carlton, Shenzhen has partnered with the original designer brand She's to present a whimsical afternoon tea under the theme of "Blossom," drawing inspiration from the fluttering beauty of butterflies.

Shenzhen Marriott Hotel Nanshan has introduced an intangible cultural heritage-themed afternoon tea, showcasing three intangible cultural heritage projects and their inheritors. These inheritors are presenting their selected works in the hotel’s 43rd-floor lobby lounge and will host three art salons, providing guests with the opportunity to delve into the beauty of cultural heritage. Guests are cordially invited to explore the lobby lounge until May 31, immersing themselves in traditional arts through sensory exploration and savoring the essence of traditional craftsmanship.