While snow fell on Toronto’s streets, the Meridian Hall was warmed by an enthusiastic audience Dec. 27. Following a two-day Christmas break, the acclaimed Shenzhen-original dance drama “Wing Chun” returned to the stage, beginning the final 11 performances of its 20-show run in North America.

Four Metro lines (sections) including the Line 5 West Extension, Line 8 Phase III, Line 11 Phase II Hongling South Section, and Line 13 Phase I North Section commenced operations at 10:18 a.m. yesterday, bringing Shenzhen’s urban rail transit network to a total length of 634.5 kilometers.

As winter settles in across China, a heartwarming new short drama series is drawing widespread attention with its rich storytelling and emotional depth. “The Miracles,” jointly produced by China Media Group and the Shenzhen Publicity Department, is currently airing in prime time at 8 p.m. on CCTV-1, offering a window into the personal stories behind Shenzhen’s rise as a modern metropolis.

The exhibition area hosting Shenzhen enterprises at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District was packed with young jobseekers Saturday morning, when a large employment fair kicked off with 1,825 enterprises from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area offering more than 65,000 job openings across the region.

A high-quality short drama series “The Miracles,” jointly created by China Media Group and the Publicity Department of the CPC Shenzhen Municipal Committee, premiered early this week.

As Christmas lights illuminate the streets of Toronto, Canada, a different kind of cultural glow is warming the hearts of theatergoers: the Shenzhen-produced dance drama “Wing Chun” that is having its 20-performance run in the North American city.

Shenzhen Airlines officially launched a direct flight service between Shenzhen and Melbourne, Australia, on Monday.

Shenzhen's ability to tell China’s story on the global stage has been recognized with top honors from prestigious national-level international communication awards.