Some believe that architecture, serving as the ambassador of a city’s identity, expressively conveys the richness and diversity of a city, testifying to its evolution and transformation over time. In Shenzhen, China's first UNESCO City of Design, landmark structures not only strive for grandeur, but also devote considerable attention to aesthetics, incessantly pushing the limits of architectural splendor amid the urban landscape.

Engaging in stream hiking, embarking on waterfall explorations, and the thrill of fish-catching endeavors using nets have become increasingly popular in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen, a coastal city with a rich natural landscape including hilly terrain and vast, flower-filled parks, has its own romantic temperament.