Shenzhen has rapidly emerged as a national hub for the low-altitude economy, and Yantian District is seizing the opportunity to lead in this emerging sector. It is accelerating the development of a pioneering innovation zone for the low-altitude economy.

Yantian District recently hosted the “Eyes on Yantian” cultural exchange event to promote its internationalized neighborhoods and improve experiences for both domestic and international visitors.

Yantian District recently hosted the “Eyes in Yantian” cultural exchange event to promote its internationalized neighborhoods and improve experiences for both domestic and international visitors.

In mid-October, China’s first “Four-Zero”restaurant opened its doors in Shenzhen, setting a new standard for sustainability in the fast-food industry. Operated by McDonald’s, the restaurant, located at Biosphere 3, Dameisha Vanke Center Carbon-Neutral Park in Yantian District, meets all four criteria for LEED net-zero certification: Zero Carbon, Zero Energy, Zero Waste, and Zero Water.

Established by Wang Shi, founder of Vanke and a visionary in the green transformation of real estate, Biosphere 3 is a service and solution platform that brings together technologies and resources to offer comprehensive low-carbon solutions for buildings, parks, and communities.

As Shenzhen’s first urban renewal project centered on culture and tourism, Shenzhen SDG Xiaomeisha Investment Co., Ltd. is reimagining Xiaomeisha as a dynamic international destination. The project brings together the city’s stunning mountains and coastline, advanced transit systems, global brand partnerships, and Shenzhen’s unique industrial strengths.

The Asian Freight, Logistics, and Supply Chain Awards, which mark the pinnacle of achievement in the logistics industry, recently hosted a ceremony in Shanghai, honoring excellence and innovation. Yantian Port clinched the Best Green Container Terminal award for the fourth time, solidifying its position as the only terminal globally to achieve this remarkable feat.

Approximately 300 local residents embarked on a 4-kilometer hiking trail from Yunhai Square in Yantian District yesterday morning, signaling the beginning of the 2024 Shenzhen Spring Outing Day series of events.