Life in Shenzhen

Dameisha and Xiaomeisha beaches are located at Dapeng Bay. Dubbed "Hawaii of the East," the beaches are popular recreational areas during holidays.

Located in the north of the new city center, the hill is named because of its shape. Covering a total are of 166 hectares, the hill park is the largest green space in the central city area.

Shennan Thoroughfare is one of the busiest streets in Shenzhen. Many landmark buildings are along this street. It is also a representation of Shenzhen's night scenery.

The parks feature a wide variety of replicas of natural scenery and historical architecture, reflecting the essence of traditional Chinese and international culture.

Wutong Mountain is the highest mountain in Shenzhen. There are forest parks, sports parks and hiking tracks for visitors. On top of the mountain, one can gaze over Hong Kong.

More than 10 reservoirs are located around the foot of the mountain. The valley is particularly enjoyable during rainy seasons. Below the mountain is where the Hakka people live.

Dapeng Fortress was built to repel Japanese invaders in 1394, occupying an area of 110,000sqm. It is the only State-protected cultural relic in Shenzhen.

Stone border markers were put along the middle of the street in 1898 when Britain took more land from China for Hong Kong.That is why it has been called "Zhongying Street" .