Shekou Subdistrict Comprehensive Cultural Service Center was inaugurated on Wanxia Road on Saturday.

At the HiShenzhen & HiQianhai International Community Carnival and the Z Generation Global Video Challenge Awards Ceremony held Friday, the International Communication Center of Shenzhen News Group released the “Shenzhen in the Eyes of Gen Z: International Audience Research Report and Index.” The report aims to provide intellectual support for international communication efforts tailored to different audiences.

A group of expats and international students who participated in a tour of Nanshan District on Saturday said they were impressed by the district’s low-carbon efforts and cosmopolitan vitality, which offer expats a stronger sense of belonging and integration.

Watch robots dance and duel, compete with robotic arms in table tennis and with an AI goalkeeper in soccer challenges, and even enjoy a latte topped with AI-generated art of your own face — this was the kind of futuristic fun foreign media members experienced during their visit to the Shenzhen Science & Technology Museum.

A cross-cultural exchange activity, Sino-Foreign Cultural and Artistic Dialogue Journey, was held Nov. 22, bringing together over 60 foreigners to explore Nanshan and experience the charm of the open and inclusive international urban district in Shenzhen.

The north wing of Baoneng All City mall in Shekou was transformed Saturday afternoon as the Chinese/Italian Artists Exchange Program kicked off with a celebration of food, fashion, illustration, sports, and science fiction.

Recently, the Minghua ship at Sea World re-emerged in a stunning new guise, injecting fresh energy into the cultural development of Qianhai. On the afternoon of Nov. 17, the 18th “HiQianhai” event took place in Qianhai.

For a group of international students, the 27th China Hi-Tech Fair was more than an exhibition — it was a hands-on lesson in a future driven by automation and artificial intelligence.