Tianjin hosted the 2025 New Year's Reception on Jan 10 to express gratitude to experts in various sectors for their contributions to the city's economic and social development.
On Jan 1, Tianjin launched its first self-driving shuttle bus that connects popular spots in the China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city. The bus has been running trial operations since October.
An ocean-themed post office has opened at the National Maritime Museum of China in Tianjin, with a special themed postal date mark available on its stamps.
As China and France celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, Beijiang Museum, located on Machang Avenue in Tianjin's Hexi district, stands out as a compelling destination for visitors.
Tianjin issued the first batch of "Join in Cards" at the city's one-stop service center for foreigners working in China on Dec 30. The card is the equivalent of a foreign work permit and social security card.
Tianjin boasts a rich sports culture, and a deep passion for football is etched into the very soul of its people. Despite the cold weather, many people still enjoy playing football outdoors. Inspired by this spirit, in recent years, many foreign residents living in Tianjin have also taken to playing football in their leisure time.
The vessel ZIM Auckland arrived at Tianjin Port's pacific international container terminal on Dec 26, carrying 380 containers of Chilean cherries weighing approximately 8,000 tons. This is the first shipment of Chilean cherries to northern China for the 2024-2025 season.
On Dec 25, the "Tianjin Port Impression" Experience Hall, part of Tianjin Port Group's port-industry-city integration project, officially opened at Tianjin's Old Culture Street, a national 5A-level tourist attraction.