Highlights: World’s Largest Oil Painting Replication Hub: Streets lined with galleries and studios where artists work live, showcasing a unique creative ecosystem. Custom Artwork: Visitors can order personalized oil paintings or even participate in short painting classes. Recommendation: A distinctive artistic environment that reflects the vibrant grassroots creative economy in China.

Highlights: Permanent Exhibitions: Organized around three themes—“Ancient Shenzhen,” “Modern Shenzhen,” and “Reform and Opening-Up History”—which illustrate the city’s evolution through artifacts and interactive displays. Signature Exhibits: Features include Neolithic pottery, models of Qing Dynasty Cantonese residences, and reproductions of Deng Xiaoping’s manuscripts. Recommendation: An authoritative insight into how Shenzhen transformed from a peripheral town into a global technology hub, perfect for cultural enthusiasts. Note: Shenzhen Museum is closed on each Monday. please avoid Monday if you want to visit there.

Huaqiangbei: Known as "China’s Electronic First Street," this global hub for cutting-edge tech products offers a unique DIY electronics shopping experience.

Luohu Commercial City: A traditional wholesale center renowned for silk, handicrafts, and bespoke clothing—perfect for experiencing the local bargaining culture. Recommendation: An opportunity for foreign tourists to delve into local market life, experiencing the dynamic energy and commercial innovation of China’s “world factory.”

Highlights: Millennial Historic Relics: Preserved city gates, ancient streets, and Lingnan-style architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, with remnants of the city wall dating back to the Eastern Jin period. Cultural Exhibition Hall: Displays the trade history along the ancient Maritime Silk Road and the local immigrant culture. Recommendation: A rare historical district in Shenzhen, ideal for visitors interested in ancient Chinese civilization and contrasting traditional with modern urban landscapes.

Highlights: Panoramic View of Futian CBD: Climb to the summit to view Shenzhen’s iconic skyline, including landmarks such as the Ping An Finance Centre and Convention Center—an experience that reflects the urban rise following China’s Reform and Opening-Up. Deng Xiaoping Statue: A tribute to the "Architect of Reform and Opening-Up." The statue’s base features inscriptions of his famous southern tour speech, symbolizing Shenzhen’s transformation from a fishing village to an international metropolis. Recommendation: A perfect blend of nature and history that allows foreign visitors to directly experience the origins of China’s modernization.