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The City I’m Living Now: Introduction of Shenzhen

Kent — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:13:14 +0000

I find this paragraph by coincidence, it’s better than what I can describe for this city, maybe you can konw more about china and also about this young city.

More than twenty years ago, Shenzhen just was a small fishing village called Baoan County. In 1979, it was renamed Shenzhen City. When the Special Economic Zone was built, the city was divided into six zones, four of which are located in the Special Economic Zone.

Facing the sea and surrounded by mountains, the city Shenzhen is an important hub of Southern China’s international maritime and land trade.

Shenzhen is a racy, modern city neighboring Hong Kong. Though there are few historical sites in the city, people are impressed by its prosperity. The Splendid China in Folk-Custom Village is considered one of the largest miniature scenery parks in the world. It is a wonderful opportunity to visit a great numbers of China’s most popular historical and cultural sites in just one day.

A mild climate and beautiful scenery ensure he delights of the tour package for your Shenzhen trip. Here you will visit Splendid China, a world-famous tourist attraction. This is the largest ever collection of miniaturized scenic attractions from all over the world. With our well-designed arrangements and quality service, you are certain to enjoy your tour in this special economic region.

While Shenzhen City does not have as many historical attractions as other famous cities in China, it has created a number of excellent theme parks which entertain while teaching visitors about China and the world. Splendid China and China Folk Culture Villages introduce visitors to China’s long history and varied cultures, while Window of the World will take you to every corner of the world in one day. Additionally, if you want to make your stay even more luxurious, visit Happy Valley, the largest of Shenzhen City’s theme parks, situated on a picturesque coastline. Come enjoy the coastal view, the theme parks, the city, and especially the people of Shenzhen City.

Each year, more and more people come to Shenzhen to try to find employment. As a result, the city has become increasingly crowded. The local government has recently made city-wide environmental improvements in an effort to combat problems caused by overpopulation. In recognition for these improvements, Shenzhen was awarded the Garden City Award in 2000.

Thanks to its developed economy, it is easy to get to Shenzhen quickly and comfortably by air, train or ship. What’s more, Shenzhen is the only city in China that provides three modes of transportations for simultaneous comings and goings. Unfortunately local transportation is not equally convenient; transportation in the city is hit-or-miss due to the large population. However, the number of transportation options available helps to counteract the problems caused by crowding. In contrast, lodging in Shenzhen is very easy to do, as there are a number of hotels which frequently host businessmen and visitors from all over the world. Finally, when you visit Shenzhen, make sure that you plan a day trip to Hong Kong, where you can enjoy the sites and attractions of the famous international metropolis.

You can also contact me if one day you come to shenzhen, my twitter is @dswei

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Just Apply Another Credit Card In China Merchant Bank

Kent — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:56:06 +0000

Credit Card is kind of a new thing in china five years ago, my first credit card comes from the china construction bank, it’s useful I think, but many people still do not accept it, they said it will push your consumeption, and you will pay back to the bank, maybe some potential problems for the cards holder.

But credit cards are kind of hot things in US, I just konw that when I was researching one of our customer, it’s a credit card processing company. It seems everybody has a credit card, and if the shop have no credit card processing machine or no pinpad, many customer will go away because they only take the credit cards.

That’s different now in china, my feeling in shenzhen is better, as a international city, most of the shops have the credit card processing machine, but still lots of small and mid-sized shop can not accept the credit cards.

You must wonder why I apply another credit card in such a situation, but yeah, credit cards is the future, though it the reason of this economy crisis, though it’s the money borrows from the future, I think the credit card does help me lot in my daily life.

and at this beginning of credit card growing in china, all the bank get out of the way to push the credit card. Like the China Merchant Bank, we can have different kind of card fit for the different kind of need, and once you get the card you can have 800 scores as their encouragement.

and the credit card from china merchant bank is also good for the foreign exchange by far, as the china merchant bank is the best personal foreign exchange bank I think, and I like it. So when I go to HongKong or other place, I can use the credit card(also Visa) to pay for anythings.

I’m pretty sure one day china will go as the way of US, the investment and the real estate will be the most important economies soon. Wanna a credit card? you can leave a comment, every bank in china there is one of my school mates.

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The mayor of shenzhen is caught?

Kent — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 04:28:35 +0000

it’s said because of the economy problem.

and also something related with the richest man in chian named Huang Guang Yu

maybe there will be a earchquake in the economy of shenzhen, because the economy problem existed in the real estate and the subway, I heard many real estate developer are ready to run out of china.

HONG KONG — The mayor of China’s southern boomtown of Shenzhen is being investigated in a growing graft probe linked to the billionaire head of the GOME electronics retail chain, a newspaper reported on Saturday.

Xu Zongheng had been put under shuanggui — a form of detention imposed on party officials, given his alleged links to Huang Guangyu, the founder of GOME and once ranked China’s richest man, the South China Morning Post reported citing several unnamed sources.

“It [his detention] must have something to do with economic irregularities … but it could also have something to do with a power struggle,” a government source was quoted as saying by the Post.

Corruption investigations in China can be proxies for political struggles.