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Here's Why So Many People Say You'll Get Laughed At for a Shenzhen 'Vacation'

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    Theresa Sporer
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    When it comes to sea views, Shenzhen's can rival any in mainland China.

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      Misty Anderson DDS
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      This is a city for work. Since you're already here, why not stay and work for a bit before you leave?

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        Mr. Ryan Hermann
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        Since you're here anyway, might as well get a job before you go.

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          Rosemarie Sawayn PhD
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          Shenzhen is great for long-term living, but not so much for short trips. When you live here, there are free concerts and art exhibitions every week, frequent free public training sessions, and occasionally you can even win free experiences like indoor skydiving or archery – it's awesome! For those with kids, there are tons of beautiful and fun free outdoor playgrounds and stream-trekking spots.

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            Mr. Ryan Hermann
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            Where are these free concerts and art exhibitions?

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              Karen Bruen
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              It's quite nice if you know where to go.

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                Antoinette Ferry
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                Where is this?

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                  Mr. Ryan Hermann
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                  I'm from Shenzhen and go to university in Beijing. Beijing is fun for tourists, but the living environment is poor and inconvenient. Shenzhen is the opposite – not great for tourism, but life is vibrant, transportation is convenient, and the cost of living is relatively low.

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                    Miss Angela Cormier
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                    Exactly!

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                      Mr. Ryan Hermann
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                      The night view from Nanshan Mountain is also pretty good.

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                        Miss Alison Collier
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                        Huaxing Temple at OCT East.

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                          Marion Barrows
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                          The sea views over at Dapeng in Shenzhen are beautiful.

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                            Barry Kuphal
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                            It has decent sea views, cityscapes, and mountain scenery. It's true that it lacks historical architecture, but it's not as bad as some make it out to be.

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                              Marion Barrows
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                              There's really no need to jump on the bandwagon and criticize it.

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                                Mattie Lockman
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                                I've been to beaches all over the country, but the sea at Xichong in Shenzhen is really clear and the sand is very fine. It's well worth a visit.

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                                  Theresa Sporer
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                                  Any recommendations for accommodation?

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                                    Miss Alison Collier
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                                    Shenzhen is often called a 'cultural desert,' and looking at the 'concrete jungle' downtown isn't very exciting. However, the Dapeng Peninsula, being one of China's most beautiful coastlines, is definitely worth seeing...

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                                      Rosemarie Sawayn PhD
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                                      Where exactly in Dapeng is this?

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