Since its opening in Milan, Italy on April 9, the six-day 2025 Shenzhen & Milan Lifestyle Week captivated global audiences with its blend of technology, tradition, and cross-cultural innovation.

As China’s job market grows increasingly competitive, college graduates are discovering that mastering artificial intelligence (AI) skills could be their key to success.

A video of a robot folding clothes in Shenzhen has recently gone viral. While folding clothes may seem like a simple task, it represents a significant leap for robots to take over repetitive and tedious work from humans.

As China deepens its digital transformation drive, multiple cities across the country have adopted DeepSeek-powered AI services to enhance governance and streamline urban management.

Shenzhen has rolled out its red carpet — a sweeping package of measures — to attract wholly foreign-owned hospitals.

Astro Ocean Cruise’s Piano Land cruise ship, which departed from the Shekou Cruise Homeport on Saturday, now features a series of high-tech innovations from three Shenzhen firms.

While the stunning front flip performed by EngineAI was still making a splash online, another Shenzhen humanoid robotics company dropped a bombshell March 3 with a short video straight out of a science fiction film: UBTECH’s Walker S1 humanoid robots were seen working in unison across a variety of complex industrial tasks and scenarios inside a car factory.

The animated film “Ne Zha 2” has set new box office records again, with revenue exceeding 14.16 billion yuan (US$2 billion) by Saturday morning and becoming the first Asian film to enter the top seven on the global box office chart. The film has also become the highest-grossing animated film in the world.