The North American premiere of Shenzhen’s celebrated dance drama “Wing Chun” at Toronto’s Meridian Hall on Tuesday evening, local time, was accompanied by a city promotion event.

The acclaimed dance drama “Wing Chun” from Shenzhen commenced its North American debut Tuesday evening, local time, at Meridian Hall in Toronto, opening a 20-performance engagement that marks its first extended international residency and aims to deepen cultural ties, promote mutual understanding, and strengthen people-to-people connections.

A video showing people climbing cliff faces along Niunaipai cliff, an undeveloped coastal stretch between Xichong Beach and Dalugang on Shenzhen’s Dapeng Peninsula, has gone viral, sparking serious concerns from authorities and outdoor experts.

A shopping mall in Luohu District has installed “smart” restroom stall doors that turn transparent when they detect cigarette smoke — a high-tech deterrent that has drawn widespread attention and sparked heated debate over privacy and the ethics of surveillance.

Technology was an invaluable partner for athletes and individuals with disabilities during China's 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games, which wrapped up Monday.

Saturday brought wind and clouds to Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and the waters between them, yet it proved a perfect day for sailing. Over 1,200 competitors from nearly 30 countries and regions, forming 242 teams, completed the Hong Kong-to-Shenzhen leg of the China Cup International Regatta. They set off from Chai Wan in Hong Kong and finished in the waters of Daya Bay before clearing entry into Shenzhen to continue the subsequent two days of the competition.

The hit Shenzhen dance drama “Wing Chun,” which has broken records for a Chinese production on overseas tours, will make its North American debut in Toronto on Dec. 16, local time.

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