Shenzhen will work to expand the supply of government-subsidized housing as part of efforts to resolve housing difficulties and ensure housing security for the people. The city plans to add another 100,000 government-subsidized units this year, according to the city’s housing and construction bureau.
The eagerly anticipated General’s Banquet attracted a bustling crowd to Dapeng Fortress in Dapeng New District on Feb. 29. In addition to local participants, the banquet also drew a significant number of visitors this year.
A stand-up paddle boarder drifted from Shenzhen waters to Sai Kung, part of the New Territories in Hong Kong, after losing connection and spending the entire night at sea. Upon receiving calls from the the victim’s family, Dapeng’s Maritime Search and Rescue Center formulated a rescue plan.
Shenzhen plans to address the demand for short-term parking by adding almost 16,000 roadside parking spots, with 1,598 designated for Dapeng New District, sznews.com reported.
Celebrations for the Lantern Festival, which fell on Feb.24 this year, in Shenzhen took various forms such as lantern shows, intangible cultural heritage fairs, Yingge dance performances, and folk cultural shows.
Shenzhen will witness temperature drops later this week, as a cold snap is expected to start affecting the city from Thursday.
Dapeng New District’s scenic spots welcomed a total of 827,400 visits during the eight-day Spring Festival holiday that ended Saturday, an increase of 125.27% year on year, data from Dapeng’s culture and tourism department said.
The Guangdong Provincial High-quality Development Conference, which brought together government officials, entrepreneurs, investors, and scientists, was held at the Shenzhen World Exhibition and Convention Center in Bao’an District on Sunday, the first working day after the Spring Festival holiday.
Spring Festival holiday events in Dapeng offer a variety of attractions for residents and visitors alike. Here are the highlights offering fun activities during the Spring Festival holiday in Dapeng.
Shenzhen Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow alert for cold weather at 10 a.m. yesterday and said the alert is expected to last for three days.
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