
LEGOLAND Shenzhen Resort — the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area’s first international IP-based family-entertainment theme park — is moving full speed ahead: track installation for the Big LEGO Coaster, one of the resort’s flagship rides, is underway and the first section has just been hoisted into place, marking the critical shift from structural construction to ride installation.
Dapeng-based FAW Qiyi (Shenzhen) Technology Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of state-owned automaker FAW Group, has successfully completed the first tethered test flight of its flying car prototype, the “Hongqi Tiannian 1,” on Dec. 28.
The highly anticipated third phase of Metro Line 8 is on track to open at the end of this month, promising a faster, smoother journey to one of the city’s most beloved natural escapes.
The Dapeng Peninsula National Geopark, Shenzhen’s only national-level geological park, issued an official notice yesterday evening to seal off the area around Wanglanggui Peak. The move came after a hiker died suddenly in the area on Sunday, reportedly due to exhaustion.
A new agritourism destination has opened near Dapeng Fortress, offering urban residents a short-distance rural retreat focused on farming experiences, family activities, and leisure.
The Shenzhen LNG, under PipeChina, hosted an open day event recently, inviting media, residents, and employees’ family members to witness the secure and efficient operation behind one of China’s key clean energy supply hubs.
Pengcheng Square, nestled along Pengfei Road in Dapeng New District, has become the city’s latest floral attraction, dazzling visitors with a breathtaking sea of purple since late November.
A 34-hour human-car mountaineering relay kicked off at Dayan Peak in Dapeng New Area recently. Thirty-six teams took on the challenge of climbing more than 8,000 meters of cumulative elevation across 10 consecutive peaks, using cars as the primary means of transport.
Shenzhen Metro Line 8 Phase 3 has entered trial timetable operations and will open by year’s end, ending Dapeng New District’s status as a Metro “blind spot.”
Dec. 14 brought wind and clouds to Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and the waters between them, yet it proved a perfect day for sailing. Over 1,200 competitors from nearly 30 countries and regions, forming 242 teams, completed the Hong Kong-to-Shenzhen leg of the China Cup International Regatta. They set off from Chai Wan in Hong Kong and finished in the waters of Daya Bay before clearing entry into Shenzhen to continue the subsequent two days of the competition.