Longtian Ancestral Residence in Longgang is one of the best preserved Hakka residences in Shenzhen.

Sha Tau Kok is a town under the control of Yantian district.

Eight boundary stones demarcate the 4-meter-wide street in Shatoujiao Subdistrict in the middle, telling the history of "one street, two systems." Before Hong Kong was returned to the motherland in 1997, the east of the street was Chinese territory while the west side was under the jurisdiction of Britain, giving the street its name, which literally means "Sino-British Street."

Located next to Fengtian village, Fengtian Ancestral Residence housed generations of the Huang family, who lived there since the reign of Emperor Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty.

Located in Maluan Village in Maluan Community, the historic site of the 1900 Huizhou Uprising covers an area of 1,144 square meters, consisting of the Luo Family's Estate and Qianghua School.

Chiwan Left Battery was first constructed in the 56th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1717), which has ever contributed much to Lin Zexu’s ban on opium-smoking and Xin’an People’s struggle against British invaders.

It's very possible that not many people know about Shenzhen's thousand-year-old fishing village, Hesou Ancient Village. Located about 900 meters away from the well-known Xichong Beach, Nan'ao Township, Hesou Ancient Village is one of the only remaining fishing villages in the city.

Nearly 30,000 square meters in area, the site was identified during archaeological surveys in 1981. Four excavation sites were investigated at the southeast, central, and northern areas of the site from 1985 to 2004.