Shenzhen 'most charitable city'

2011-08-27 08:55

Shenzhen is the most generous city on the mainland, according to a ranking of Chinese cities' philanthropy, which was released on Friday in Wuhu, a city in Anhui province.

Shenzhen striving to host green Universiade

2011-08-15 06:47

Shenzhen, the host city of the ongoing 2011 World University Games, introduced the games with a "green" opening ceremony on Friday night.

Chasing his dream to Shenzhen

2011-08-13 21:25

Ruan Haotian took a deep breath and began his audacious job-hunting trip in Shenzhen, an economic hub in South China's Guangdong.

Vote for top 10 city views in Shenzhen

2011-08-12 20:38

After two days' trial operation, the online-voting for the 10 most popular city views in Shenzhen, organized by China Daily Media Group, has been officially launched on the China Daily website on Aug 12, the opening day of the 26th Summer Universiade in the southern Chinese city.

Universiade makes Shenzhen learn to solicit public opinion

2011-08-12 18:34

Shenzhen's officials took a leap of faith when they let the city's denizens decide whether to keep their vehicles off the roads during the Universiade.

'No food accident' promised for Universiade

2011-08-12 14:24

Shenzhen Games organizers vowed to avoid any food accident during the 26th Summer Unversiade.

Shenzhen Universiade makes city better

2011-08-11 17:01

The Universiade has greatly benefited Shenzhen in its infrastructure construction, with many modern stadiums and metro lines built.

Shenzhen residents benefit from Universiade

2011-08-11 16:44

More than 10 million Shenzhen residents have already benefited from the renovations and developments that the city has undertaken in preparation for the 12-day Universiade Games, which will open on August 12.

Symbol of reform, Shenzhen still appeals to youths

2011-08-11 16:09

Starting from a small village 31 years ago, Shenzhen has been the fastest growing Chinese city in the past three decades, with numerous skyscrapers and an economy the size of 146.3 $billion in 2010.