Shekou Industrial Zone

Coming to Shenzhen, you must visit the artistic and lively Shekou for a taste of the slow life. On one side, there are fashionable villas, and on the other, there are calm and collected old street fishermen, exuding a strong sense of life~ ✨【About Transportation】 🚇Subway: Lines 2 and 12 can reach many parts of Shekou. 🅿️Parking: During holidays, parking spaces in parks are limited, but you can park in nearby shopping malls. ✨【Great Places to Visit in Shekou】 1️⃣ Sihai Park 2️⃣ Sea World 3️⃣ Nuwa Coastal Park 4️⃣ Sea World Culture and Arts Center 5️⃣ Breakwater Park And many more fun places.

Once there was a popular saying: If you haven't been to Beijing, you don't realize how low your official rank is; if you haven't been to Shenzhen, you don't realize how little money you have. Shenzhen is China's first Special Economic Zone, a significant symbol of reform and opening-up, and a pioneer of the strategy 'let some people get rich first.' Among its areas, Shekou in Shenzhen is known as the richest district in the country. Once a place for stowaways, it has now become an area of luxury houses. Have you ever been there? Shekou generally refers to the area within the China Merchants Shekou Industrial Zone, which is under the jurisdiction of Shekou Subdistrict and Merchants Subdistrict in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. It is located in the southeastern part of the Nantou Peninsula in Shenzhen, facing Shenzhen Bay to the east and the Pearl River Estuary to the west, across the sea from Yuen Long and Lau Fau Shan in Hong Kong's New Territories, belonging to Nanshan District, covering an area of 10.85 square kilometers. As a symbolic area of Shenzhen's reform and opening-up, Shekou has retained the marks of this era from its factories to the port, and now to the commercial district. Shekou is the pearl of Shenzhen's Nanshan District, and today's Shekou is the richest district in the country.

Puppy Plan The birth of "PETITREE" originates from the carrier of multiple languages, from the change of lips and teeth, and eventually becomes an independent individual's interpretation, becoming the starting point of our exploration of life and art in space. French 'Petit', means small. The small, is the subtlety of things. In the dimensions of time and physics, we are all extremely microscopic. The small helps us to perceive ourselves, to cherish expression. The latter part of the neologism "PETITREE" comes from the environment around our space, these dense and robust growths provide solid and reliable energy for our sensitive insights. Therefore, we have a certain weight on the value of materials, make choices on the understanding of space, and are able to produce freely and vividly. The space's first exhibition 'Puppy Plan', which is the good friends plan, is inspired by the companion dogs by my side; Their sincerity and love they bring to me, always have similarities with the feelings brought by art.

Although Shenzhen is still very cold today, But it has changed the gloom of the past two days. There was a brief sunshine in the afternoon, Gentle and dazzling on the mottled wall of the old house, The leaves sway with the wind, Dancing with the light and shadow on the wall, Exuding a charming atmosphere of quiet years. I always felt that time was too long, The future is even more unreachable, But sometimes I always feel that time is too short, So short that I haven't had time to say goodbye, It has become yesterday. The Spring Festival last year is still vivid, The Spring Festival is coming soon today, Only the light and shadow are always dazzling and charming.

In the fast-paced Shenzhen, Shekou, nestled between mountains and sea, is a unique existence. Walking on the streets of Shekou, it feels as if time slows down. Artistic + romantic + chill, this route has been personally tested as the best, with a nanny-level guide, just save this article and you're set! 1⃣ Overall route: Nanhai E-Cool Creative District—G&G Creative Community—Sea World Plaza—Sea World Art Center (Seaside Promenade) 2⃣ Half a day is enough, with a total distance of 8-9000 steps, stroll leisurely, neither too slow nor too fast 3⃣ Time: It's best to start around 4 pm, reaching the seaside just in time for dusk. This time period is not too sunny, offers the best experience, and the light is soft, making photos look good 👉👉👉Detailed itinerary👉👉👉 1⃣ Take the Metro Line 2 to Sea World Station, exit C, preferably around 4 pm. Cross the road, about 3-500 meters, and you'll arrive at Nanhai E-Cool 2⃣ Nanhai E-Cool is a creative district with various styled shops, coffee shops, dessert shops. It's great for walking around and taking photos 3⃣ Exit Nanhai E-Cool and follow Liyuan Road for about 800 meters to reach G&G Creative Community. Along the way, the streets are shaded by green trees, quiet and full of life, perfect for a walk G&G Creative Community is a renovated old factory building, very stylish, with various shops and exhibitions. It's great for taking photos, walking kids, and just sitting and chatting comfortably. Pet-friendly. 4⃣ Return from G&G and follow Taizi Road to Sea World Plaza, about 1.2km. Along the way, you'll encounter a 130-year-old banyan tree, where you can sit and rest. By this time, it's nearly dusk, walking on Taizi Road with a cool breeze accompanying you, you'll feel very pleasant 5⃣ After passing Sea World Plaza, you'll reach the Sea World Art Center. The building itself is worth seeing, and there are often exhibitions inside. Passing through the art center, you'll reach the seaside, where there are outdoor coffee shops It's recommended to have a cup of coffee here, with the sky still showing the afterglow of sunset, and the moon rising from the sea 6⃣ By now, you must be hungry! It's suggested to walk back to the Sea World Station exit C, where there's a Hong Kong-style tea restaurant that's quite good, known for its 'fair, pretty, and straight' quality. The 'soulful rice', 'piggy milk tea', and a few dozen yuan can comfort the fatigue of half a day After eating, you can directly enter the subway to return!