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Spring Festival through expats' lens
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Festival vibes liven up city
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Chinese New Year's festive vibe spreads across city
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- Italian expert gives input on international mangrove center
- Experts call for recycling New Year's goods
- Added value of financial industry in SZ tops ¥513B
- Combined Port program serves to strengthen presence in GBA
- City to add two universities for undergraduate studies
- SZers returning from holiday feel refreshed and energized
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Shenzhen has been voted as City Most Favored by Domestic and Overseas Talents.
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German devotes to SZ's improv drama
If Christoph Yew hasn't arrived in China, his adventures with improv drama probably will not occur. Yew, coming from Germany, is fluent in Chinese because of his family. His mother's native tongue is Hokkien (or Minnan dialect), and when he was 16, she suggested him to learn Mandarin in order to communicate better with their relatives in Malaysia, prompting him to start learning Chinese.
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US teacher integrates art, tech to inspire creativity
Living and working in Shenzhen — the City of Technology, traditional artist Timothy Percevecz from the U.S. is passionately embracing the powers of new technology like artificial intelligence (AI) to inspire creativity among students and enhance learning to capture the hearts and minds of the digital generation.
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We don't want to skip ICIF: foreign exhibitor
Zahid Ahmad, a staffer from Ikran International Trade Co. Ltd., was delighted to attend the 18th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF), which was held at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center in Bao'an District.
