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I will probably move to one of this two cities, what can you tell me about them? for living, networking, doing business, art, culture, university?
Thanks!

shenzhen
Shenzhen, situated just across the border from Hong Kong, is a beautiful coastal garden city in South China. It is a city of sunshine and modernity, where economic development keeps pace with social development, and people live in harmony with nature.

Shenzhen which is the China’s first special economic zone established via the patronage of the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping is a pioneering and innovative city. It is in the vanguard of China’s reforms and opening up to the rest of the world. In its short history of 30 years, Shenzhen has developed from a small fishing village into a modern city with a gross domestic product (GDP) per capita which gives it premier ranking in China. This is a remarkable achievement, notable in the annals of urbanization, industrialization and modernization across the globe.

Migrant Culture

Shenzhen showcases China’s policy to open up to the outside world. It’s a melting pot of cultures brought in by migrants. The city’s amenities make it an ideal place for entrepreneurs from China and abroad to start their businesses. In recent years, the city has won awards from media and industry as “The Most Dynamic City in Economic Development” and “The Most Welcomed City for Rural Migrant Workers.”

Languages

Shenzhen has mandarin as its mainstream dialect. Most public service workers, professionals and business people as well as most of young students in the city can speak English. Talented and well-educated professionals who are bilingual and trilingual (Mandarin, Cantonese and English) can be found in the city. The “Speak?Shenzhen” campaign is being launched across the city to encourage more residents and government employees to learn and speak English.

Asia-Pacific International City, Adjacent to Hong Kong

Downtown Shenzhen is only a 45-minute drive from Hong Kong. The government of Shenzhen plans, over the next 15 years, to modernize Shenzhen in accordance with socialist ideals and to develop the city into a key regional and international metropolis.

More than 13,000 expatriates live and work in Shenzhen on a long-term basis, which has been key to the increasing internationalization of the city. The expatriates come from 111 counties; most are representatives sent by foreign companies to China, employees of foreign-invested enterprises, cultural workers, teachers, and foreign students. In 2005, the number of foreigners who entered the country through various checkpoints in Shenzhen totaled 3.4 million. About 5 percent of the city’s residential buildings were purchased by foreigners and people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.
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http://www.szcpost.com/2009/03/shenzhen.html

Chow How Ban visits the Secret Recipe outlet in Shanghai, China and talks to the franchise manager there. The Malaysia’s homegrown franchise in Shanghai has just turned one year old.

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Personal Interpreter , Local tour guide ,Business assistant service in shanghai

http://www.czshanghai.com

We can provide qualified interpreter and tour guide who can speak english and other foreign languages if you plan to take a self-help Tour or business trip in Shanghai. All of our members has got a Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree and have full experience in guiding. At the same time,with our information of routine and shops, it is convenient for u to make your own specific plan of trip.

We can provide business assistant and interpreter , who can help you finish your tasks successfully.

We can provide professional chinese teacher.(limited in Shanghai)

You can get fantastic chineses arts and crafts and other local products on our website or by contacting us.

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I’ll have a business trip in Shanghai in September; there seems a Shanghai Tourism Festival. Probably I would take a look during the trip, could someone give me some information and the recommended hotels in Shanghai?

Hello, I just found some information about Shanghai Tourism Festival. Shanghai Tourism Festival will start from September 19th to October 6th this year. Besides International Music Fireworks, there are series activities, Shanghai Shopping Festival, Yuyuan Chinese Day, Rose Wedding Ceremony, and Germany Week, etc.

Shanghai has many good hotels, and I recommend this hotel, Leading Nobel Suites Hotel (http://leadingnoble.sinotour.com/) because my boss used to stay in this hotel. The rate of the hotel is cheap, and the location is pretty convenient to go to other places. If you would like to live close to Huaihai Road, Jin Chen Hotel (http://jinchen.sinotour.com/) is a good choice.

More information about Shanghai, you can link on the page http://tourguide.sinotour.com/shanghai/

Have a nice trip in Shanghai.

I plan on start business at shanghai(China).

There are various ways to do business, the real challenge is to find the legitimate program and follow it. I would recommend you to check the website below for review
Browse through the site to find the right program for you.
Hope it helps,

http://money-review-site.com/bizopportunities.html

I am going to Shanghai for business, so I only have two days of my own. I wanna see the elite attractions of the region.

Shanghai is a metropolis indeed, resembling New York.

Different from Shanghai, the ancient water towns take on a classical Chinese style have won high reputation from lots of visitors. And all towns are so small that you can stroll up in 1 day, Wuzhen, Mudu, Zhouzhuang, Tongli are in the neineighborhood of Shanghai , I’m sure you will be fascinated by the elegant scenery.

This is the video from just the Shanghai portion of our trip to China. Augusta State University study abroad program for International Business.

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I am planning to go Shanghai for business trip on the 9th of January and i plan to do some roaming. The problem with Shanghai is that there is no heater or such and it’s really a need to buy lots of sweaters to cope with the cold. So i need advise as to whether is it too cold to even walk around to do some exploration?

You’ll need to wear a little more perhaps, but be thankful you’re not here in Harbin. It’s so cold up here in the north my pants must wear pants.
Layers on layers.
As I hear, Shanghai isn’t so cold, I’d bring some extra clothes, and if you find it’s not enough, buy some more there. Going to China I’ll assume you can afford a little clothing money there.

Enjoy yourself there, China is a magical place.

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