On April 28, the Shenzhen Global City of Design Roundtable Dialogue and Global Designers Conference was held. Representatives from "City of Design" in the Asia-Pacific region, industry experts and designers from Detroit in the U.S., Montreal in Canada, Whangarei in New Zealand, Seoul in South Korea, attended the event. They shared urban design policies and development strategies in the AI era, aiming to form reference paths in multiple dimensions.

Oliver Völckers, a former computer scientist from Germany, now runs BeST Berliner Sensortechnik GmbH, a hardware company focused on developing tactile sensing for robots. Not long ago, Völckers made his first visit to Shenzhen and volunteered to participate in a networking event hosted by the city’s international maker community in Huaqiangbei. He spoke highly of Shenzhen’s innovation ecosystem, noting that it is a city that constantly reinvents itself.

On April 24, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen held its third International Undergraduate Admissions Open Day. Government representatives, principals and teachers from prestigious schools, as well as some international students and their parents from 18 countries attended the event.

Hans: This is the perfect place in the whole world to make your electronics.

What does the future feel like? Henk Werner from the Netherlands and Stanislau Kulaha from Belarus headed to the Hong Kong Science Park (HKSTP) Shenzhen Branch to get hands-on experience with some mind-blowing robotics.

A Latin American media delegation including journalists from Mexico and Brazil was in Shenzhen to see the city's practice of Chinese modernization. Having covered Shenzhen for a long time, Shenzhen Daily journalist Zhang Yu decided to step back and hear from fellow journalists to get their perspectives: as fellow journalists, what stories in Shenzhen do they think are worth telling?

Henk Werner, CEO of Trouble Maker, shared his thoughts on OPC and his inspiring entrepreneurial story rooted in Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen's global electronics hub.

On April 14, the China (Shenzhen)-Brazil Business Exchange & Matchmaking Conference was held in Luohu District. The event attracted dozens of enterprises from Brazil and Shenzhen’s Luohu District, with businesses spanning wholesale trade, manufacturing, and professional services.

On April 12, the Amazing Futian Tour, a cultural experience blending international flair with Lingnan characteristics, took place in Futian District, Shenzhen. International volunteers from 13 countries became“Futian cultural explorer,”visiting intangible cultural heritage venues, savoring authentic Cantonese cuisine, and ascending city landmarks.