Located in Lequn Community in Xixiang Subdistrict, Qiyun Book House was built in 1885 and a large collection of southern Chinese artworks such as woodcarvings and stone sculptures are housed there.

This is the venue where the family of Zeng worships their ancestors and scholars of the past. It's a rare relic showcasing ancient villages in Shenzhen.

The ancestral tombs of the Mai Clan are located near the Guangming Subdistrict Office at the Biyan Community of Guangming District.

Separated by knolls outside of Shenzhen's most-modernized areas, Dapeng Village occupies a basin on the peninsula’s east coast. It's named after a giant mythical bird, called the "peng" in Chinese, which also lends its name to one of Shenzhen's nicknames: Pengcheng, meaning "peng city."