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How do I get to Hong Kong airport from Shenzhen?

Take the subway to Luo Hu / Lo Wu Cross the border (go through security checks etc) (You could of course take a taxi, but this is how you go on public transportation) … (MORE)

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In Flight Times

How long is the flight from Beijing to Shenzhen?

A nonstop flight from Beijing to Shenzhen will take around 3 hours.A connecting flight will take at least 4 hours, 45 minutes.

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In Hong Kong

Shopping shenzhen or Hong Kong?

hk the people in hk, shopping in shenzheng, but the people in shenzhen, shopping in Hk.

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In Terracotta Army

Are the Terracota Warriors in Shenzhen?

No, the Terracotta Warriors were preserved in the Museum of Terracotta Army in Xi'an. In 2005, some of them was once exhibited in Fuzhou, the city near Shenzhen, but have neve… (MORE)

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In China and Chinese Territories

Where Can You Find Shenzhen Guidebooks?

\n. \nHere are 2 Shenzhen guidebooks: "Living in Shenzhen" [1] , and "Shopping in Shenzhen" [2] .\n. \nThese books have been written by a community of expatriates living i… (MORE)

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In Immigration

Can us citizen travel to Shenzhen?

Yes. This is an International Travel so you need your passport anda Visa. Depending on your purpose, you need to have the right typeof visa to enter as it is part of China.

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In Uncategorized

How many districts does Shenzhen have?

There are 6 districts in Shenzhen, Bao an, Long gang, Fu tian, Luo hu, Yan tian, Nan shan.

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In Linguistics

How do you pronounce Shenzhen?

SHEN-zhen; the 'sh' is pronounced as in the sh in sh adow, the 'zh' is pronounced as in the si in vi si on. Hope this helps!

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In Banking

Who is the manager of shenzhen development bank?

Shenzhen Development Bank Co., Ltd. is a bank based in Shenzhen, Guangdong, People's Republic of China. The Chairman of the bank is Mr. Frank N Newman. It is one of China's pr… (MORE)

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In History, Politics & Society

What is shenzhen known for?

In 1979, Shenzhen - then a group of farming and fishing communitiesalong the Hong Kong border with a total population of a few hundredthousand - was designated the first of Ch…ina's Special Economic Zones (SEZs). The plan was to create a sealed off enclave to experimentwith market reforms and performance incentives without posing athreat or risk to the established political and economic systemelsewhere in China. Shenzhen won the honor because of its proximityto the abundant capital resources and management expertise acrossthe border in Hong Kong. Since then, it has been a real boom townand today is a bustling city of 14 million. A 2010 study conducted by Forbes magazine ranks Shenzhen'spopulation density as the 5th highest in the world. Shenzhen alsoboasts the highest per capita GDP in China, pulling in animpressive USD 13581 in 2009, but this is hotly disputed due to themethod whereby the population figure is derived. But many observersalso point out that, given the preponderance of privately heldcompanies in Shenzhen and the widespread avoidance of tax, it ishighly likely that the GDP figure is also severely understated. Awalk around Shenzhen's leafy western suburbs will quickly allay anydoubts as to the wealth in the city. Although little visited by international tourists, Shenzhen is apopular destination for Chinese domestic tourists. They wereoriginally attracted by its famous theme parks but as the city hasdeveloped and become richer they are increasingly drawn byShenzhen's famous architecture, shopping, bars, restaurants andactive art scene. Shenzhen's beaches have become famous throughoutChina. In 2006, the Dapeng Peninsula, the location of Shenzhen'sbest beaches, was nominated by the China National GeographicMagazine as one of the most beautiful coastlines in China. Visitorsare also starting to recognize some fascinating historical sites,particularly those related to the Hakka culture and Hong Kong'sannexation after the Opium Wars, which are scattered throughout thesuburban area. From a climate perspective, the best time to visit Shenzhen isOctober to December when the weather is pleasantly cool. Shenzhenhas a sub-tropical climate with incredibly high humidity combinedwith soaring temperatures in the summer. For many, this is a seasonto avoid. The long intense summer also coincides with the typhoonseason from June to October. Spring is cooler but is oftenafflicted by fog and heavy thunderstorms. (MORE)