Great video..! I lived in Shenzhen from 2004 to 2018. It was AMAZING witnessing one of the biggest development stories in history. I have travelled to many other cities and countries but no where comes even close to what Shenzhen has to offer in terms of having a good quality of life and opportunities..Love you 深圳 ！
I’m brazilian and study international relations, mechatronic and mandarin ‘cause I want to move to Shenzhen some day. Your video helps me a lot thanks for your beautiful job ❤️🇧🇷
Your video is so beautiful. The edit is great and smooth, your voice is so relaxing and welcoming and the content is simple and smart. Yet, I would love to hear more about the inconvenience of living in this City because I want to have a more realistic look. Love from Morocco
I think you got the cost of housing wrong. Yes, city center is expensive, but as you mentioned the subway and bus systems are used by these young workers extensively to commute to work from suburbs maybe 10 to 20 miles away where rent and purchase prices are much lower. Those working in a factory, get housing, albeit dormitory style, and some companies offer subsidized meals. Nowadays, with the housing market crashing, some house prices have dropped 50 to 70%. Seniors do exist in Shenzhen. We seniors get a city card that allows free travel on buses and metros, it also allows us free entry into the various theme parks and once in a while special things pop up aimed at seniors. The city also provides a small monthly allowance for senior citizens of Shenzhen. Many of us live in or near city center because we bought our homes 20 to 30 years ago. Yes, we cannot afford our homes today, even with the crashing housing market because housing has gone up 10 times from 20 years ago.(now about half that)
I think Shenzhen is a great place to live (minus the heat and rain), but a weirdly boring place to visit, despite the modernity. There's not much in the way of culture there. If I wanted to go to a beach in the very south of China, I'd rather just go to Hainan. No reason to stop in Shenzhen.
Great video..! I lived in Shenzhen from 2004 to 2018. It was AMAZING witnessing one of the biggest development stories in history. I have travelled to many other cities and countries but no where comes even close to what Shenzhen has to offer in terms of having a good quality of life and opportunities..Love you 深圳 ！
abi hala çinde mi yaşiyosun
Love you? 🤷
I’m brazilian and study international relations, mechatronic and mandarin ‘cause I want to move to Shenzhen some day. Your video helps me a lot thanks for your beautiful job ❤️🇧🇷
What a shame learning fake Chinese and the world academica like you getting high with it.
@@dawnnadir all the languages are fake here in my country we just speak the universal tongue of football BRAZIL WORLD CHAMPION FOR THE 6TH TIME
Shenzhen is incredible!!! Please support my account about Life in China ❤️❤️ I’ll be posting more content soon❤️❤️ thank you ❤❤❤❤
Thank you! I am planning to live in Shenzen for one year. Your video was very helpful :)
Just subscribed. I'm an expat and been in the city for the last 8 years. Interesting to see someone else's perspective on the city.
Great video Sophie. As a fellow Shenzhen resident, I’m subscribing for more videos from you.
Beautiful presentation ❤
Very beautiful city . Cant wait to get there . Hope i get a visa🤗🤗
Your video is so beautiful. The edit is great and smooth, your voice is so relaxing and welcoming and the content is simple and smart. Yet, I would love to hear more about the inconvenience of living in this City because I want to have a more realistic look. Love from Morocco
Hey Sophie! I live in Shenzhen too! Nice place for foreigners!
Great video. Thanks.
Hi Dear Sophie, Great video, u can make more videos of china, ? Very good, good explain thanks greetings from Venezuela
I think you got the cost of housing wrong. Yes, city center is expensive, but as you mentioned the subway and bus systems are used by these young workers extensively to commute to work from suburbs maybe 10 to 20 miles away where rent and purchase prices are much lower. Those working in a factory, get housing, albeit dormitory style, and some companies offer subsidized meals. Nowadays, with the housing market crashing, some house prices have dropped 50 to 70%.
Seniors do exist in Shenzhen. We seniors get a city card that allows free travel on buses and metros, it also allows us free entry into the various theme parks and once in a while special things pop up aimed at seniors. The city also provides a small monthly allowance for senior citizens of Shenzhen. Many of us live in or near city center because we bought our homes 20 to 30 years ago. Yes, we cannot afford our homes today, even with the crashing housing market because housing has gone up 10 times from 20 years ago.(now about half that)
Thank you for the informations
Hi Sophie..can you please tell me the location of your video @ 0:13 @ 5:30 and @ 7:51 ? i'm planning to go to shenzhen soon. Thanks
i am goin shenzhen next month
Very details. Please share some more info if possible about SHENZHEN
hello Sophie, will you be making more content on life in China?
Hay quá
Thank1s for informations. I'm brazilian. I intend to do a master's degree in this city. Your information will help me a lot. Once more, thank you
I think Shenzhen is a great place to live (minus the heat and rain), but a weirdly boring place to visit, despite the modernity. There's not much in the way of culture there. If I wanted to go to a beach in the very south of China, I'd rather just go to Hainan. No reason to stop in Shenzhen.
Forget to mention the EV culture. All buses and taxis are electric and a huge number of private cars have green number plates.
Hi Sophie, i am from Canada. I am planning to move to Shenzhen. Can you assist me? Thank you. William.
Can we use Twitter in Shenzhen, China?
Jesus Christ one month working period with no day off god damn it.