Shenzhen is distributing a total of 10,000 vouchers for low-altitude flights, offering a bird's eye view of the city's stunning skyline and landscapes during the upcoming National Day holiday. One of the low-altitude flight routes enable tourists to experience the breathtaking coastline of Dapeng Peninsula.
A helicopter was dispatched to the emergency site and successfully rescued a tourist who fell off a cliff in the Beizaijiao area of Dapeng New District on Sept. 22.
To better serve tourists and businesspeople from around the globe, Shenzhen has introduced a new initiative to disseminate local weather warnings in multiple languages.
Shenzhen Airlines announced recently that it will open a direct passenger route between Shenzhen and Doha, the capital of Qatar in the Middle East, on Oct. 29.
Shenzhen greeted these international visitors with an action-packed itinerary. Activities included a sea tour around the bay, a firsthand look at the city’s technological advancements during a visit to DJI, and cultural explorations at the Shenzhen Museum, Dapeng Fortress, and Lianhua Hill Park.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, which occurred Sept. 17 this year, was celebrated across China. On the day, people savored mooncakes, appreciated the moon, and spent time with their family. For the busy citizens of Shenzhen, the three-day break, apart from its cultural significance, also provided an opportunity to go outdoors and have fun.
The recent discovery of a new species of floating fern in Dapeng New District was published in Phytotaxa, an international peer-reviewed online journal that focuses on original research regarding the taxonomy of plants, algae, and fungi.
Throughout his career, Steve Pellerine has taught a range of subjects from ESL (English as a Second Language) to photography, research and integrated interdisciplinary studies. He is now the principal of RDF International School in Dapeng New District, an all-English private middle and high school.
Dapeng records 588 ancient trees, accounting one thirds of the total ancient trees in Shenzhen, with more than 30 species.
In an innovative twist on sustainable energy use, China is harnessing the icy byproducts of liquefied natural gas stations to create thriving fish farms, transforming cold energy into a lifeline for aquaculture and pushing the boundaries of green technology. This cutting-edge method is being piloted at Guangdong Dapeng LNG terminal in Shenzhen and is expected to expand to other coastal provinces where LNG terminals are abundant.
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