Miroslav Klose, the FIFA World Cup’s all-time top scorer and current head coach of 1. FC Nürnberg, hinted at a possibility for Chinese football during a visit to Shenzhen’s Nanshan District yesterday morning: a Chinese player might one day represent his club.

On May 19, the fifth offline challenge of the “City Language Watch” Monthly Challenge took place in Luohu District. A team of international volunteers and local language enthusiasts gathered at Shenzhen Railway Station and the Dongmen Business Circle, aiming to identify errors on public signs across the areas from a global perspective.

Fortius, a chamber choir founded in 1985 in Latvia and a frequent guest at music festivals across Europe, recently wrapped up a weeklong tour to Shenzhen and Hong Kong, making stops at four universities.

The Young Student Innovation Summit 2026 was successfully held at Shenzhen Nanshan Foreign Language School on April 24, providing an exceptional platform for young students from around the world to address real-world challenges through technological innovation.

The Greater Bay Area International Model United Nations (GBAIMUN) 2026 Spring Conference officially opened in Nanshan on April 24.

University College London (UCL), together with leading Chinese scholars, hosted the “UCL200: UCL and Modern Chinese Neuroscience Symposium” at UCL’s East Campus in London between April 16 and 17.

On April 19, the "City Language Watch" Monthly Challenge completed its fourth public signage checkup of the year, bringing together international and local volunteers and language enthusiasts at Shenzhen North Railway Station and the Shenzhen Art Museum (Longhua Division).

A media delegation from Mexico and Brazil has highlighted Shenzhen as a global model of technological innovation, inclusive development and green growth, with one senior journalist saying the city proves that "nothing is impossible" when there is vision and collective will.