Spring Festival travel rush starts
Train G834, heading for Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi Province in Northwest China, departed from Shenzhen North Station at 6:08 a.m. today, marking the start of the city's 40-day Spring Festival travel season.
Chunlian: Calligraphic poetry for Spring Festival
Spring Festival couplets, or chunlian, are traditional poetic verses written on red paper strips and displayed on front doors of homes during the Chinese New Year. They symbolize family unity, positive aspirations, and prosperity.
New Year run: Ready, set, go!
The 2025 Ping An Finance Center Vertical Marathon took place in the 599-meter-tall Ping An Finance Center, the world’s tallest office building, attracting 1,000 top runners from around the globe.
Celebrate Spring Festival with exciting events in SZ
The 2025 “Ring in Spring Festival in Guangdong” culture and tourism campaign launched in Shenzhen on Wednesday. As part of a provincial effort to attract visitors during the Lunar New Year holiday, the event offers a range of discounts and vouchers, including travel subsidies, ride-hailing discounts, and prize giveaways, aimed at boosting holiday tourism and consumer spending.
A contemporary take on cultural heritage
An engaging exhibition is being held until this Sunday on the third floor of the Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shekou, Nanshan District.
Festival lights up city's nightlife
Glow Shenzhen 2024, a spectacular light festival, has officially commenced and will run until Feb. 16.
Pink trumpet trees in full bloom in Houhai
The pink trumpet trees (Tabebuia rosea) are in full bloom at the Houhai Zhongxin River Park in Nanshan District, transforming the park into a vibrant sea of soft pink flowers.
Caramel tints grace the evergreen city
The bald cypress trees in Shenzhen’s major parks have reached their peak viewing season, showcasing a mix of red, yellow, and green hues, adding a romantic touch to the city.
Expats explore Chinese traditions in Hanfu
Shenzhen's first theme park has recently introduced a new attraction inspired by the popular Chinese period drama “A Dream of Splendor” in partnership with the show’s producer, Tencent Video. Spanning an area of 20,000 square meters, the space recreates iconic scenes from the series, offering visitors the chance to pose for photos, dine and enjoy tea at retro-style eateries, witness live performances, shop for souvenirs, and engage in interactive games.