Shenzhen aka: 深圳

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• Shenzhen (simplified Chinese: 深圳市; traditional Chinese: 深圳市; pinyin: Shēn zhèn shì) is a city of sub-provincial administrative status in southern China's Guangdong province, situated immediately north of Hong Kong. Owing to China's economic liberalization http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenzhen
• Introduction to Shenzhen by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Guangdong Province on the border with Hong Kong, 163km (102 miles) SE of Guangzhou Shenzhèn grew overnight from nothing to metropolis in the 1980s at the instigation of then-supreme leader Dèng Xiaopíng, and remains the symbol of the reform and opening policy he initiated. It's equally a symbol of everything that's wrong with what China has become -- a jostle of shanty-towers with a rootless, money-grubbing, temporary atmosphere. No one's a native, and many Chinese are here illegally. Far from finding the get-rich-quick scheme of their dreams, they end up in sweat shops or prostitution. (read article)
• Introduction to Shenzhen by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Guangdong Province on the border with Hong Kong, 163km (102 miles) SE of Guangzhou Shenzhèn grew overnight from nothing to metropolis in the 1980s at the instigation of then-supreme leader Dèng Xiaopíng, and remains the symbol of the reform and opening policy he initiated. It's equally a symbol of everything that's wrong with what China has become -- a jostle of shanty-towers with a rootless, money-grubbing, temporary atmosphere. No one's a native, and many Chinese are here illegally. Far from finding the get-rich-quick scheme of their dreams, they end up in sweat shops or prostitution. (read article)
• Introduction to Shenzhen by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Guangdong Province on the border with Hong Kong, 163km (102 miles) SE of Guangzhou Shenzhèn grew overnight from nothing to metropolis in the 1980s at the instigation of then-supreme leader Dèng Xiaopíng, and remains the symbol of the reform and opening policy he initiated. It's equally a symbol of everything that's wrong with what China has become -- a jostle of shanty-towers with a rootless, money-grubbing, temporary atmosphere. No one's a native, and many Chinese are here illegally. Far from finding the get-rich-quick scheme of their dreams, they end up in sweat shops or prostitution. (read article)
• Shenzhen, China: Custom Suits by ANDREW YANG July 09, 2006 One of the best bargains in Shenzhen is a custom suit, which can be bought for as little as 600 Hong Kong dollars (about $80) and can be custom-made in as little as three days. (read article)
• Shenzhen, China: Custom Suits by ANDREW YANG July 09, 2006 One of the best bargains in Shenzhen is a custom suit, which can be bought for as little as 600 Hong Kong dollars (about $80) and can be custom-made in as little as three days. (read article)
• Shenzhen, China: Custom Suits by ANDREW YANG July 09, 2006 One of the best bargains in Shenzhen is a custom suit, which can be bought for as little as 600 Hong Kong dollars (about $80) and can be custom-made in as little as three days. (read article)
• The Silk Route by JOYCE CHANG August 18, 2002 (read article)