Shenzhen will host China’s first indoor International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS)-certified event in 2026 from April 23 to 24, as the city continues to expand its profile in international winter sports.

This weekend, Bijia Hill Park in Futian District became a proving ground of grit and determination as the 2026 Spartan Race season launched its China Series opener. Nearly 4,000 competitors descended upon the urban wilderness Saturday and Sunday to test their limits across two distances — the 5-kilometer Sprint and the 10-kilometer Super — transforming the park into a battlefield of endurance.

More than 2,000 film and TV companies and over 5,000 showbiz professionals are gathering at a heavyweight industry event that kicked off this morning in Shenzhen.

Nearly 400 companies and institutions from Shenzhen are set to participate in a major provincial recruitment fair in Guangzhou on March 15-16.

The 15th China International New Media Short Film Festival and the 2026 China TV Drama Industry Conference and 11th China (Shenzhen) International TV Drama TV Drama Trading Fair, are set to take place from March 13 to 15 in Futian and Guangming.

Seven entrepreneurs aged 40 or under from Shenzhen have secured spots on the Hurun Global U40 Self-Made Billionaires 2026 list.

A new AI-powered traffic robot has begun directing vehicles at a busy Shenzhen intersection, marking a significant advancement in urban automation, according to a Shenzhen Evening News report yesterday.

A lineup of eight AI product categories from Shenzhen’s famed Huaqiangbei market drew wide attention at the Guangdong delegation’s open session during the fourth meeting of the 14th National People’s Congress on March 6.