A cargo ship carrying about 65,000 metric tons of Argentine wheat arrived in Shekou Port in Shenzhen on Saturday, marking the opening of a new chapter in agricultural trade cooperation between China and Argentina.

Shenzhen Bay Park has ended its reservation-only parking system at two of its main lots, switching to a first-come, first-served model in response to mounting complaints about scalpers reselling parking spots to visitors.

Political advisor Tenniel Chu has proposed leveraging the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting as a strategic opportunity to boost Shenzhen’s cultural, sports, and tourism sectors.

Visitors to Shenzhen Bay Park are voicing frustration over the growing presence of scalpers offering paid parking reservation services — despite the official system showing no availability.

Shenzhen is about to enter a key political season with the upcoming annual meetings of its political advisors and lawmakers, collectively known as the “two sessions” — a highlight of the city’s political calendar.

The annual Spring Festival travel season, widely known as Chunyun, officially kicked off today, and Shenzhen is once again stepping up to help millions begin their journey home.

Shenzhen launched the “Urban Index of Shenzhen” (UIS) today, presenting it as a new framework for global urban governance developed from China’s rapid development experience.

On a crisp Thursday afternoon in Shenzhen’s bustling Futian District, a small group of residents scrutinized public signs during a special review event. Their mission: to find, document, and correct mistakes in the area’s English-language signs.