Shenzhen is drafting a pilot plan for cross-boundary low-altitude logistics transport using land checkpoints, with the goal of launching its first route this year to establish a new logistics model with Hong Kong.

Traffic authorities in Shenzhen have begun using upgraded speed enforcement cameras to detect and penalize vehicles traveling significantly below minimum speed limit.

According to the municipal civil affairs bureau, the ashes of 704 deceased individuals will be scattered at sea during the three-day 53rd sea burial ceremony, which runs through Friday.

China’s first robot volunteer service station officially began operations at Qianhai Stone Park on March 20.

Comrade Jin Lei has recently been appointed a member of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee, a member of its Standing Committee, and Secretary of the CPC Shenzhen Municipal Committee.

Shenzhen will host China’s first indoor International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS)-certified event in 2026 from April 23 to 24, as the city continues to expand its profile in international winter sports.

This weekend, Bijia Hill Park in Futian District became a proving ground of grit and determination as the 2026 Spartan Race season launched its China Series opener. Nearly 4,000 competitors descended upon the urban wilderness Saturday and Sunday to test their limits across two distances — the 5-kilometer Sprint and the 10-kilometer Super — transforming the park into a battlefield of endurance.

More than 2,000 film and TV companies and over 5,000 showbiz professionals are gathering at a heavyweight industry event that kicked off this morning in Shenzhen.