The beloved home turf of local music fans, Shenzhen Concert Hall, will turn 17 years old this Saturday, when the Vienna Boys Choir will perform with their crystal-clear voices classical works, religious music, film scores, and musical numbers to mark this special occasion.

Recently, McDonald’s opened Happy Huts in four Shenzhen parks, where parkgoers can buy coffee, other drinks, and ice creams. They can also order burgers, chicken nuggets and potato chips online to be picked up at the joints within the parks.

Hong Kong's blend of multiculturalism and art is a true treasure. This summer, Marriott Bonvoy has launched limited-time stay packages at 13 hotels of its portfolio in Hong Kong to offer art and culture experiences. These packages include unique cultural experiences that allow travelers to immerse themselves in Hong Kong's rich arts scene under the guidance of the hotel.

From Friday to Sunday, guests are invited to indulge in a captivating blend of modern Cantonese and Huaiyang cuisines, crafted through a unique partnership with Chef Tao XiaoDong from Quyuan restaurant in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, located in East China.

Despite being sandwiched between the summer vacation and the upcoming National Day holiday, the Mid-Autumn Festival has seen a surge in travel bookings, surpassing previous three-day breaks this year, according to reports from various online travel platforms.

Among seven supersized book vendors, each spanning over 10,000 square meters, and more than 700 regular-sized brick-and-mortar bookstores across the city, the 24-Hour book bar in Shenzhen Book City CBD Storein Futian is the most popular.

The dynamic light shows in central Futian are played regularly on the façades of the high-rise buildings every Friday and Saturday as well as one day before and on some Chinese holidays, including New Year’s Day, Spring Festival, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day.

Shenzhen Festival Avenue is located on the Fuhua Road in Futian District. It runs from east to west, spanning 1.6 kilometers, from the Caitian Road on the east to the Mintian Road on the west. This is the first public cultural district in China centered on festival culture.