Hong Kong is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, with three-quarters of its 1,104 square kilometers of land remaining rural and almost untouched.

Shenzhen is distributing a total of 10,000 vouchers for low-altitude flights, offering a bird's eye view of the city's stunning skyline and landscapes during the upcoming National Day holiday. These vouchers include 2,500 are discount coupons with face values of 400 yuan (US$57) (priced at 1,980 yuan) and 200 yuan (priced at 680 yuan), along with 7,500 free experience vouchers for residents to enjoy “low-altitude tourism.”

Oonly about a two-hour ride from downtown Shenzhen, the ancient village of Lanmen in Boluo County, Huizhou, offers a serene escape from the bustling city life.

The 10 scenic spots encompass Shenzhen’s iconic architecture and top-tier attractions, making them a shining symbol of Futian’s tourism.

Speaking of Guangming, the youngest district in northwestern Shenzhen, locals immediately associate it with the Guangming Farm and its roasted pigeons and diary products.

The city government Ji’an, eastern China's Jiangxi Province, held a tourism investment promotion conference in Shenzhen yesterday morning, seeking to attract more visitors from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).

As the first Chinese game available on Steam, “Black Myth: Wukong” is set in a fantastical version of ancient China. It stands out among Chinese games for its stunning visuals, immersive storytelling and rich cultural inferences.

After watching a film set in Southwest China’s Taoping Qiang Village, college student Chen Xuan decided to explore the unique architecture captivating audiences for himself.

As the first Chinese game available on Steam, “Black Myth: Wukong” is set in a fantastical version of ancient China. It stands out among Chinese games for its stunning visuals, immersive storytelling and rich cultural inferences.