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A river apart from Hong Kong, Shenzhen is one of the four major cities on the mainland, linking the three major cities of Hong Kong, Macao, and Guangzhou. This article will introduce you to the city's artsy side by visiting the unique Museum of Contemporary Art & Planning Exhibition and the trending G&G Creative Community at Shenzhen!

The four-storey Macao Grand Prix Museum provides visitors with Macao Grand Prix-related knowledge, entertainment, leisure and learning elements.

With its services commenced since 1888, the Peak Tram has witnessed the brilliant changes of Hong Kong for more than 100 years, and carried the collective memory of generations of Hong Kong citizens.

As the Macau Grand Prix celebrates its 70th anniversary this year, Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) and Madame Tussauds Hong Kong join hands to debut the fascinating wax figures modelled after eight accomplished racing drivers at the Macao Grand Prix Museum (the “Museum”) in late March, set to boost the charm of the Museum and enrich museumgoers’ experience.

Zhou Yi, the Chinese master of fondant art known as the “King of Sugar” in China, held his first solo exhibition of fondant art in Macao. The exhibition features five life-sized fondant art sculptures that are all over two metres tall and are created exclusively for Macao.

The blossoming flower season is around in Shenzhen at the moment, and the Canola Field in Guangming Town Happy Pastoral, Shenzhen definitely is one of the tops of the list among all instagrammable spots in China