Renmin Park, honored as China’s first “World Rose Garden” and renowned as the “Southern China Rose Center,” serves as the heart of 2026 Shenzhen Rose Festival.

Following their daytime appearance at the Nantou Ancient Town, the choir, the Mädchenchor Hamburg, made its official Shenzhen debut at the Poly Theater last night.

With flowers in full bloom, birdsong filling the air, and the warm glow of the sun overhead, Shenzhen is stepping into spring.

Mucuna birdwoodiana, commonly known as sparrow flowers for their distinctive sparrow-like shape, is a national second-class protected species. This year, the landscape around Jingui Village in Pingshan District has been transformed into a sea of these enchanting blooms — especially the rare white-flowered variety.

The rapeseed flowers at Xuezhujing Park in Longgang District are now in full bloom, drawing crowds of visitors eager to admire their brilliant golden hues. With temperatures rising steadily in recent days, the flowers have blossomed in unison, infusing the park with vibrant color and a joyful springtime atmosphere.

As the Chinese New Year approaches, much-anticipated Spring Festival flower markets are springing up across the city, infusing neighborhoods with festive warmth through a harmonious blend of time-honored customs and modern flair.

An exhibition showcasing the masterpieces of the iconic Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha is now open at Shenzhen Bay Culture Square.

A vibrant New Year event themed “2026 马上翻身” (Mǎshàng Fānshēn, meaning “turn the tables immediately”) kicked off at Qianhai Bay, Bao’an District, on Wednesday, heralding the upcoming Year of the Horse.

The 2025 annual meeting of Baguang Nature School was held Jan. 31. The meeting reviewed the school's work in 2025, and outlined its development direction for 2026.