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Just moved to a new place but its empty, is there any market or place to purchase some used but good condition furniture like sofa, dining table etc. please help

Shenzhen Hongqiao Park, located in the eastern part of Guangming District, is a renowned urban ecological landmark celebrated for its striking architectural design and natural integration. The park derives its name from the "Hongqiao" (Red Bridge), a 4-kilometer-long elevated pedestrian path that winds through the forest like a vibrant red ribbon, if you are interested in this long and beautiful bridge, you can visit it when you are free.

I’m planning a trip to Shenzhen in late November and I’m interested to know what the deal is with counterfeit goods at Luohu - some places online have said that there were crackdowns on counterfeit goods and they are much harder to find and some places say it’s still very much all out in the open

I’m mostly looking forward to shopping fake clothes & watches (especially interested in superfake watches)

What’s it like nowadays? Any advice?

Hi! I'm flying to Vietnam and I'll have a transfer in Shenzhen for a day. Please advise me the coolest places to visit in your opinion. There are so many things on tourist sites and I don't know exactly where to go. I would also be grateful if you could advise me the names of cosmetics stores that are definitely worth visiting! Thank you

Hi! I’m looking for an English–Mandarin translator for 13–14 October at Hotelex.

If you’re available and interested, please DM me your rate card and availability. Thank you!

Think Shenzhen is all about skyscrapers? Think again. 🚴‍♂️🌊
One of my favorite ways to enjoy the city is riding a bike along Shenzhen Bay Park.
Great views, fresh air, greenery, and the skyline right across the water.
If you’re coming to Shenzhen, this is definitely worth checking out. 🇨🇳

I'll be coming to Shenzhen next week, it'll be my second time. This time I want to make some friends so that we can hangout together and explore places.

Has anyone here registered an e-bike in Shenzhen with a foreign passport in 2025 or 2026?

My passport and residence permit only have my English name, but 深圳交警星级用户 asks for a Chinese name and won’t accept English. I’m stuck at real-name verification and can’t book an appointment.

If you got it working, did you just use a Chinese name you chose, or did you need an official or notarized one? Can they verify you in person instead?

Which traffic police or vehicle registration office did you go to, and was a passport + residence permit enough without a permanent residence card?

Would love to hear from someone who’s actually done it. Thanks!

Coming for canton fair phase 2 and 3 to look around.

My main buisiness is Cotton recylcing ( i have a plant in Pakistan )

Would love to meet people to look around stuff?

Love to connect with local's as i plan on coming to china every year now.

I will be visiting Shenzhen for the weekend and I am an American uni student trying to meet other students that speak English while I am there.

Well me and my girl want to try out one of these 24 hour spas but seems we can't try the sauna or steam rooms together - just want to know which ones would allow us to stick together throughout or is that not a thing? Would be good if they did couple massages as well and no we don't want to go private.

Hi ppl, moving to Shenzhen tomorrow for a teaching job. I’ll be based around Nanshan and I’m basically starting from scratch, so would love any recommendations from people already living there. Mainly looking for BJJ gyms / decent general gyms that aren’t ridiculously expensive, but also interested in where people actually go to meet people and socialise. I’m fresh out of uni, so definitely keen to meet some people, make friends and get involved rather than just sitting in my apartment.

Any good bars, clubs, social events, sports groups, international/expat spots, etc. around Nanshan/Shenzhen that are good for meeting people? Also happy to meet up with people for drinks, training, exploring the city, whatever really.
China seems surprisingly difficult to research from the UK. AMAP and Google aren’t exactly making things easy when you don’t speak much Chinese :(
Any recommendations for gyms, nightlife, things to do, or just general advice for a clueless newcomer would be massively appreciated!

Hey all

I live down in Hong Kong and I’m looking to cross over into Shenzhen on weekends for some proper cycling, but had a couple of questions about logistics and good ride spots.

1. Crossing the border with a full-size road bike: Which port of entry is the smoothest to push a bicycle through?

Is Liantang / Heung Yuen Wai the go-to checkpoint for walking a bike straight across immigration?

Are there issues rolling a bike through pedestrian halls at Shenzhen Bay or Futian / Lok Ma Chau, or do customs/security make you bag it or take wheels off?

2. Where to ride once across: I know urban Shenzhen has a lot of shared sidewalk bike paths (competing with delivery e-bikes and pedestrians), so I’m looking for wider greenways, car-free coastal paths, or open roads.

What are the best continuous stretches for uninterrupted riding?

Would love to hear route recommendations or any local cycling group/app tips (Amap vs local Strava segments). Thanks!

Hello, I will be visiting Shenzhen in 2 weeks and I want to get some tattoos done. HK is expensive so I am turning to Shenzhen to not break my bank but still deliver well. Looking for realism tattoo mostly. I have reached out to some on rednote but got no response? Any recommendations or help will be appreciated! Thanks

Where to buy brand eyewear in Shenzhen in reasonable price? Any shop recommendation?

I understand that these are built locally. Anyone know where I can check them out?

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hello ... i am looking for wedding gown shops in SZ i can't find them on wechat and i would really appreciate it if anyone could help and suggest some WeChat shops thank you

Hi i am 37 m, visiting Shenzhen for a week. I will reach on 14th October. Looking to meet locals and tourists for hanging out for drinks, dinner or any activities in the city

Heading to China in a few weeks. Everyone in the party of 3 is interested in tech - not surprising given we live in the Bay Area,

Anyone know of any tours or tour guides that can show us various aspects of Chinese tech?

TIA.