Picture books accompany most children’s growth with rich illustrations, vivid storytelling, and a heartwarming tone. This summer, Shenzhen residents have the opportunity to admire unique illustrations that beautifully blend traditional Chinese folk style with a contemporary twist.

Shenzhen residents can look forward to 195 cultural and art events in the coming months, as announced at a press conference today for the first Shenzhen Community Art Season, which will kick off June 24.

This year’s French Film Panorama kicked off yesterday evening at the Broadway Circuit outlet at MixC World in Nanshan District with the screening of La Prisonnière de Bordeaux (Visiting Hours) by French filmmaker Patricia Mazuy.

An exhibition featuring ink paintings by nearly 60 artists from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) will run until June 22 at Qiuxian Pavilion, a conference hall located in the picturesque Shenzhen Talent Park in Nanshan District.

If you missed the dragon boat races in Shenzhen this past Dragon Boat Festival, why not head to Hong Kong this weekend? A variety of vibrant events are scheduled across the city, offering a unique glimpse into Hong Kong’s rich history and its dynamic multicultural blend.

The M CULTURE Exchange philanthropy initiative and the Silk Reverie · M Culture Creative Journey, jointly organized by Diaoyutai MGM Hospitality and the China Friendship Foundation for Peace and Development, were officially launched at the MGM Reserve Zhuhai on May 22.

Seven Hong Kong movies will be screened at Broadway Cinematheque and Palace LUXE Cinema from tomorrow to June 1.

​On May 16 evening, as the stage lights dimmed at B10 Live in OCT-LOFT, U.S. experimental guitarist Sir Richard Bishop took the stage alone.

The China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) will take place from May 22 to 26 at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center in Bao’an District. As one of China’s most influential cultural and creative industry trade fairs, this year’s expo will span 160,000 square meters across eight exhibition halls.

Some 200 fans and guests attended a meet-up with the lead dancers of “For an Eternal Homeland — The Stone Carvers” (“Tian Xia Da Zu” in pinyin) yesterday afternoon at the Shenzhen Museum of History and Folk Culture in Futian District.

On the vast expanse of Russian soil, a unique cultural feast is unfolding as the Shenzhen-created dance drama “Wing Chun” is currently on a Russian tour showcasing the unique charm of Chinese culture and initiating a dialogue between two civilizations.

Home to Shenzhen’s earliest skyscrapers like the iconic Guomao Building and Diwang Mansion, as well as the city’s first upscale MixC shopping mall, Luohu District has long been a commercial hub for this fishing village-turned international metropolis.