As the annual cottonwood season arrives, Shenzhen residents are once again faced with a flurry of “flying snow,” especially challenging for those with respiratory sensitivities.

The air of Shenzhen now feels like a soaked sponge — moist, sticky, and oppressively warm. According to the city’s meteorological authority, heat and high humidity, with frequent thunderstorms and even nonstop rain, may persist until late May. This kind of weather is not just a discomfort but an ideal nursery for four health hazards.

Shenzhen is gearing up to celebrate Mother’s Day, which falls on this Sunday, with a diverse range of cultural and artistic events designed to honor women’s strength and creativity. From classical music concerts to hands-on workshops, these activities offer a perfect blend of entertainment, education, and heartfelt appreciation.

The Man Ho Chinese restaurant at JW Marriott Shenzhen is currently showcasing a unique culinary experience titled “Splendid Shenzhen,” celebrating the vibrant culture, history, and spirit of the city through Cantonese cuisine.

Chinese fashion brand JNBY (Just Naturally Be Yourself) launched its pop-up shop on the LG floor of Shenzhen MixC World shopping complex in Nanshan District on April 28, showcasing its latest design concepts for the spring and summer 2025 seasons.

In an effort to create a world-class cycling city, Shenzhen will build a 700-km cycling network by the end of 2027 and expand it to 1,000 km by 2035, according to a government news conference held Friday.

AI hair washing stores have appeared in Shenzhen, sparking discussions among netizens on social media platforms.

Global fashion retailer Zara has reopened its store at the Uniwalk shopping mall in Bao’an District, unveiling a completely revamped concept that integrates technology, sustainability, and modern retail design.