China's first special economic zone of reform and opening up; Thirty years later, Shenzhen became the first pilot project to create a national innovative city in China and was incorporated into the national development strategy;

In 2007, the city's GDP ranked fourth in Chinese mainland, and the per capita GDP exceeded $65.438+0 million for the first time, ranking first in per capita disposable income. The total export volume of foreign trade has been ranked first in China for 15 years since 1993, accounting for the top in China1/8; In 2008, the city's comprehensive competitiveness jumped to the first place in mainland cities, forming four pillar industries: high-tech industry, financial industry, logistics industry and cultural industry;

It has formed a production base, a research and development base and a product trading base for high-tech products such as computers and spare parts, software, communication equipment, audio-visual products, opto-mechanical products, biomedicine and medical devices. In 2007, it was identified as a comprehensive national high-tech industrial base and a national intellectual property demonstration city.

Traditional industries such as mechanical molds, jewelry, clocks and watches, clothing, furniture, crafts and gifts occupy a leading position in the country, forming a national trade market.

It has economic and trade exchanges with more than 200 countries and regions in the world. By 2008, nearly 65,438+050 Fortune 500 multinational companies had invested in Shenzhen.

Second, a bridge between Hong Kong and the world.

Located at the front of the Pearl River Delta in China and adjacent to Hong Kong, it is the hub and bridge for China to connect overseas and radiate inland, both economically and geographically.

It is the only city in Chinese mainland with sea, land and air ports. It has the largest land passenger port Luohu Port and the largest land freight port Huanggang Port in China. The inbound and outbound passenger flow of Shenzhen Port accounts for about 60% of the whole country, and the vehicle flow accounts for 80%. The container throughput of Shenzhen Port ranks fourth in the world for several consecutive years. Shenzhen Airport has 137 domestic routes and 36 international routes, making it one of the top 50 busiest airports in the world.

Facing the world trade service center-Hong Kong, Shenzhen-Hong Kong cooperation is getting closer and closer, and a "one-hour metropolitan life circle" is taking shape. The customs clearance facilities in Shenzhen and Hong Kong are extremely convenient. The customs clearance capacity of the six land ports is 700,000 person-times and 654.38+10,000 vehicle trips per day. Some ports can be cleared 24 hours a day, and railways can be seamlessly docked; Trains, cars or ships can go directly to Hong Kong Airport within one hour. International people entering Shenzhen via Hong Kong are exempt from visas within 144 hours.

Third, a comfortable and convenient urban environment.

Subtropical coastal city, with an average annual temperature of 22.4℃, pleasant climate in four seasons and beautiful environment, has a green coverage rate of 45% in the urban built-up area and a per capita green area of about 16. 1 m2, and has been rated as "International Garden City" and "Top 500 Global Environment" by the United Nations.

It is rich in tourism resources, gathers delicious food from all over the country, and has an active commodity market, attracting tens of millions of tourists from all over the world to visit and shop every year.

There are nearly 500 hotels, including nearly 200 star-rated hotels, with a daily reception capacity of 6,543,800+people.

Many international standard golf courses have been built, among which Mission Hills Golf Club is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records with a golf course size of 18 holes, making it the largest golf club in the world.

The high-speed communication network covers the whole city; The level of urban informatization is in a leading position in China.

Fourth, the exhibition economy has begun to take shape.

The exhibition industry in Shenzhen originated from the beginning of reform and opening up. After 30 years of development, it has occupied a leading position in China in terms of quality, scale, internationalization, software and hardware environment, and is one of the four major exhibition cities in China.

Relying on the city's advantageous industries, a number of well-known exhibitions at home and abroad have sprung up like mushrooms after rain, such as the "No.1 China Science and Technology Exhibition"-the Hi-Tech Fair and the largest cultural exhibition in China-the Cultural Fair, while the scale and influence of photoelectric exhibition, security exhibition, furniture exhibition, clock exhibition and jewelry exhibition are among the highest in Asia and the world;

It is the venue for many international exhibitions, conferences and competitions, such as the 2005 Asia-Europe Attorney General's Conference, the 2006 annual meeting of the World Dental Union, the 26th Universiade in 20 12007, the12 World Golf Championships in 2007-20 18 and the 2007-2007.