More than 30 local and expatriate children gathered at the Shekou Subdistrict Public Service Center for a day of cultural immersion during the inaugural session of the "HELLO APEC" Shekou Summer Camp that officially opened Monday, celebrating the spirit of international cooperation ahead of the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting to be held in Shenzhen.

The citywide public signs improvement campaign reached its sixth leg Tuesday, drawing a diverse mix of local and expat residents. Participants included not only international volunteers and local language enthusiasts, but also members from the Shenzhen Associations of Senior Scientists and Technicians, who joined the monthly “City Language Watch” event in Shekou, Nanshan District to help improve bilingual signage at Shekou Cruise Homeport, Sea World Culture and Arts Center and Sea World.

Ten years ago, Javier Remirez first came to Shenzhen. Back then, working for a private company in Spain, he was deeply impressed by the city’s automotive industry. Now, as the first vice president of the Government of Navarra, he returns to find a metropolis that has been utterly transformed.

A vibrant cultural fair highlighting China’s intangible cultural heritage coupled with a public service bazaar kicked off at K11 ECOAST on June 13.

Shekou witnessed a vibrant explosion of colors, flavors, and rhythms as the “Hello APEC: Into Southeast Asia” cultural fair, organized by the Shekou Management and Service Center for Expats (Shekou MSCE), took center stage Sunday afternoon.

The “See You in Longhua for Huawei ICT Competition Global Final”event was held from June 2 to 4 in Shenzhen, with more than 300 teachers and students visiting the Shenzhen Longhua International Cooperation Center (LICC) in the city.

The 2026 Asia-Pacific Youth Pickleball Competition officially kicked off June 5 at the Ramsports Group Pickleball Club in Shenzhen.

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.