A total of 49 subjects from two Shenzhen-based universities have been named in the 2025 Best Chinese Subjects Ranking, which was released Wednesday by higher education consultancy ShanghaiRanking.

More than 1,370 Shenzhen-based companies are taking part in the ongoing 138th China Import and Export Fair — popularly known as the Canton Fair — in Guangzhou, occupying over 3,000 booths.

A group of 25 expatriates from 15 countries gathered in the heart of the Greater Qianhai area, on October 11 for a cultural tour of the newly opened “Eyes of the GBA,” a landmark physical bookstore that is close to the Bay Glory Ferries Wheel.

A packed salon in Shekou turned into a crash course in Chinese banking for expat residents and entrepreneurs Tuesday, helping participants manage everyday finances and overcome common banking challenges.

Phase III of Metro Line 8, the first Metro line to Dapeng New Area, has passed its acceptance inspection and is scheduled to open before the end of the year, Shenzhen Metro Group said yesterday.

In a vibrant display of cross-cultural harmony, hundreds of teenagers from the U.S. and China came together for a large-scale marching band exchange gala at the University Town of Shenzhen Sports Center yesterday.

Michelin has announced that Shenzhen will be included in France’s famed Michelin Guide — a popular reference guide for fine dining for over a century — for the first time, the company’s China arm said Monday via its WeChat account. Ningde in Fujian Province was also added.

Shenzhen’s municipal health authority has unveiled a draft measure that would award residents “health points” for healthy behaviors — points that could eventually be used like cash to pay for medical and wellness services. The public health commission is now soliciting public feedback on the proposal.