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British vlogger: What feels like stepping into the future is just everyday life in Shenzhen What feels like stepping into the future is just everyday life in Shenzhen.

BRI officials: Shenzhen model inspiring More than 50 international guests from nine countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) visited Shenzhen on March 5, gaining firsthand insight into China’s reform and opening-up and the city’s dynamic innovation-driven development.

Huaqiangbei's AI Boom: Top eight products reveal China's fastest-growing tech market Huaqiangbei, in the heart of Shenzhen, is one of China's largest and most famous electronics markets. Once known as "China's No.1 Electronics Street" for assembly, trading, and imitation, the district has now evolved into a global AI hardware hub, defining innovation, creating new product categories, and shaping consumer demand.

How Shenzhen reflects China's push for greater opening up With China's annual Two Sessions underway in Beijing, the 2026 Government Work Report has again underscored the country's commitment to further opening up. In Shenzhen—set to host the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting this November—foreign visitors say they are already experiencing those changes firsthand.

Consuls General in Guangzhou set sights on APEC 2026 in Shenzhen As China's annual "Two Sessions" are set to commence in Beijing, the Guangdong delegation is on the way to deliberate on key national priorities, with the ongoing 2026 APEC "China Year" emerging as a closely watched topic.

Why Guangdong? Global investors focus on high-quality development Guangdong, the economic powerhouse in south China, will convene its annual High-Quality Development Conference on February 24 to outline its economic priorities for the year ahead.

Huaqiangbei haul: What global visitors take home A recent "Guangdong Goods, Global Reach" promotion at Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei electronics hub drew over 800 international buyers, all eager for innovative, high-value tech products. But what are shoppers actually taking home? Reporters hit the streets to find out.

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