Shenzhen’s official government service app, “iShenzhen” (i深圳), offers a comprehensive array of services for residents, tourists and enterprises, covering essential needs such as healthcare, education, transportation, and tourism.

A newly established wastewater treatment plant within the Shenzhen State Biological Industry Base located in Pingshan District is the city’s first and only treatment facility dedicated to serving a biopharmaceutical base.

The Government Services and Data Management Bureau of Pingshan District has recently collaborated with China Mobile and China Telecom to offer free Wi-Fi 7 service in public areas, making it the first district in the city to pilot this cutting-edge technology.

A bustling job fair in Pingshan District on Nov. 5 saw participation from 20 companies, including electric vehicle giant BYD, offering almost 1,000 job vacancies.

Pingshan District, in partnership with Shenzhen University's School of Sports, has embarked on a groundbreaking initiative utilizing motion capture technology to preserve and promote the legacy of the Pingshan kylin dance, an esteemed intangible cultural heritage.

On Oct. 29, Pingshan-based Laplace Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board of Shanghai Stock Exchange. On the same day, Shenzhen S.C New Energy Technology Corporation and Woer Heat-shrinkable Material, also based in Pingshan, were named to the 2024 Guangdong Top 100 Private Manufacturing Enterprises list.

Pingshan District is set to host over 200 activities as part of the 25th Shenzhen Reading Month, featuring an array of events such as lectures on science and technology, reading salons, and book releases, all aimed at bringing residents closer to the joy of reading in various settings.

The Pingshan Sports Settlement, a large-scale project featuring multiple sports venues in Pingshan District, received the Platinum Award in the 2024 Muse Design Awards’ architectural design — sports and recreation category.