Stories from Shenzhen · China

A super project, the Shishi Port Channel, is under construction to enhance the Pearl River Delta's transportation network. The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Bridge, a major engineering project, is progressing with nearly 6,000 workers on site.

Consumers can now exercise at home using smart fitness machines and online courses, integrating workouts into daily routines. A global first humanoid robot theme store in Shenzhen features robot staff that can perform tasks like unlocking phones.

A police officer from the Huanggang Border Inspection Station of the Guangdong Shenzhen Entry-Exit Border Inspection General Station is dedicating their youth to the cause of education in western China.

A new process has been developed to remove PFAS from industrial wastewater.

Shenzhen released new housing policies on April 29th, further relaxing purchase restrictions in core areas. Urban renewal involves adjusting urban spatial resources through maintenance, renovation, demolition, and improvement of public resources to better meet current and future needs. Following the implementation of new housing policies on April 29th, Shenzhen's new commercial housing market showed initial effects. From April 30th to May 3rd, the city recorded 389 new commercial residential units subscribed, a 22.7% increase year-on-year. Sales reached 428 units, up 63.4% year-on-year. Resale home transactions totaled 304 units, a 50% year-on-year increase.

The last ferry to Shenzhen departs between 11:50 PM and 12:15 AM. The ferry service operates 24 hours a day. The last ferry from Shenzhen departed late, with subsequent departures between 11:50 PM and 11:59 PM.

A specialist from Shenzhen People's Hospital, Qin Huijun, recommends women spend 20 minutes in the sun daily to prevent Vitamin D deficiency.

BYD's sales volume has significantly increased globally due to Chinese government subsidies, which allowed the company to sell vehicles at very low prices. These subsidies are now being gradually phased out.

Scientists at Shenzhen University in China have discovered a method to produce energy without gas combustion. Wang Jingui returned to his hometown to pursue agriculture after a brief stint in radio, believing it offered better long-term prospects.

A bakery in Shenzhen's Yantian district, facing continued losses, has decided to close. Before shutting down, the owner proactively contacted all members to arrange full refunds.