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City's public transport upgrades multilingual services
LEO, an international tourist, was left deeply impressed after a recent taxi ride in Shenzhen. “This city is so advanced!” he exclaimed, pointing to a palm-sized AI translator in the cab that bridged the language gap instantly. “It accurately translated my English into Chinese, explained the route, and even introduced local landmarks. The language barrier has simply vanished — the experience is fantastic!”
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Metro Line 13 North Extension enters trial operations
The north extension of Shenzhen Metro Line 13 has passed final project completion inspections and begun trial operations without passengers, marking a key step toward its opening for full passenger service later this year.
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Shuttle launches for Mt. Wutong blossom feast
A dedicated bus route linking Liantang Checkpoint and Wutong Mountain, both in Luohu District, officially began operations yesterday, providing convenient access for visitors to the inaugural Wutong Mountain Spring Blossom Feast and Vegetarian Culture Festival, which will be held March 20.
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New Bao'an-HK cross‑border bus line begins service
A new cross‑border bus route linking Bao'an's Fuyong and Huide areas with Hong Kong officially launched on Feb. 26. Use WeChat miniprogram “三地通” to buy tickets.
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Helicopter services in Shenzhen
Helicopter flights now offer a fast, flexible travel option across Shenzhen and the GBA.
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Shenzhen Airport Macao Outer Harbor City Terminal opens
The Shenzhen Airport Macao Outer Harbor City Terminal is the airport’s first city terminal in Macao.
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New airport shuttle links Shenzhen with Zhongshan's Xiaolan
An express bus service linking Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport and Xiaolan Township in Zhongshan was launched yesterday.
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Direct shuttle links Metro to Wutong Mountain trailhead
A new shuttle line linking the Metro directly to the Lingyun Road trailhead of Wutong Mountain has launched, offering residents and visitors a more convenient way to begin their climb.
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