Shenzhen scientists have unveiled a new way to help the immune system find and destroy cancer cells by essentially forcing tumors to “show their faces.”

Work began yesterday on a renovation of the departure curb at Terminal 3 (T3) of Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport — the area where passengers are dropped off before entering the terminal. The project will be carried out in phases and the first phase is expected to be completed in early February.

Shenzhen stands out as the only megacity in China where over 80% of commutes are completed within 45 minutes, according to a report from the China Academy of Urban Planning & Design under the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development.

Toronto’s Meridian Hall was ablaze with light on the afternoon of Jan. 4, local time, as Shenzhen’s original dance drama "Wing Chun" celebrated its 300th global performance — a milestone that also marked the triumphant close of its 20-show run in the Toronto, the first city in North America. The production, a powerful blend of high art and Chinese kung fu, has ignited a Wing Chun craze spanning the Pacific.

Nine members of China's national women's foil team began their first training session at Shenyun Culture and Sports Park Tuesday, kicking off a several-month training camp in Shenzhen.

The U.N.-Habitat and the Singapore Center for Liveable Cities (CLC) will make their debut at the 10th Shenzhen-Hong Kong Urbanism\Architecture Bi-City Biennale (UABB) that is scheduled to open later this month, the event organizers announced at a press conference at the Civic Center yesterday.

Shenzhen once again reported the highest number of newly registered marriages among cities in Guangdong Province last year, according to official data from the city’s civil affairs authorities.

A total of 24 annual awards were announced, honoring 122 outstanding works selected from 39,366 submissions spanning 83 countries and regions worldwide, according to the awards ceremony of the 2025 China Wildlife Image and Video Competition.