 | | A tourist takes photos of a tram at the decades‑old Shenzhen Industrial Railway Station in Luohu District. Once a crucial logistics hub for agricultural products between the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong, the station ceased operations in 2010. It has since been transformed into a vibrant space that blends a museum, a cultural landmark, and a public leisure area. Today, its preserved old tracks, vintage platforms, and retro train cars — complemented by lush greenery and scenic landscaping — have turned the site into a popular destination where both residents and tourists can delve into the past and capture memorable photos. |
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| Winter scenery of Baiku Co | | LOCATED at the junction of Nylam and Gyirong counties in Xigaze, Baiku Co is the largest inland lake within the Mount Qomolangma National Nature Reserve. Spanning over 300 square kilometers and situated at 4,590 meters above sea level, it is the most expansive lake in southern Xizang. ... | |
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| Short trips, happier residents: SZ leads | | Shenzhen stands out as the only megacity in China where over 80% of commutes are completed within 45 minutes, according to a report from the China Academy of Urban Planning & Design under the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development. In 2024, 81% of Shenzhen journeys met this 45‑minute benchmark — a common measure of urban efficiency and residents’ quality of life. The study also highlights “happy commutes,” defined as trips under 5 kilometers. Shenzhen and Foshan lead all megacities and large cities in this category, with over 60% of residents enjoying these short trips, compared with a 52% national average for major cities ... | |
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