The word "Shenzhen" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a city in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong and is known for being a major manufacturing hub in the world. For example, "Shenzhen has become a global leader in the electronics industry."
They pay 17% less for shares in Angang that carry identical legal rights but are traded just across the Chinese border in Shenzhen.
Tokyo or even Shenzhen (one of China's newest and most flamboyant cities, where at least 50% of the population live in hyper-dense urban villages) are cases in point.
After studying and documenting closely the work of local artisans of construction in Dharavi, Bhandup, Ghatkopar, Sakinaka, Shivaji Nagar and other homegrown neighbourhoods in Mumbai (but also in Sao Paulo, Rio, Shenzhen and Tokyo), we decided to join forces with artisans whom we thought were particularly diligent and innovative.
As a result, the People's Republic is now home to the two biggest golf clubs in the world: Mission Hills Shenzhen, just north of Hong Kong, which features seven 18-hole resort and championship courses, and Mission Hills Haikou, still under construction on the tropical island of Hainan and which will have 22 golf courses on offer.
Officials put the cost at 144 billion yuan ($24 billion); cheap perhaps compared with the 400-billion-yuan line from Beijing to Shenzhen, but it traverses such a vast stretch of barely inhabited terrain that land and rehousing costs are negligible.Officials have given the project the ponderous name of the Lanxin Railway Second Double-Tracked Line.
Meanwhile, the short view column by James Mackintosh looks at the Chinese market, which has virtually doubled over the last year; half of the stocks on the Shenzhen exchange trade on a prospective price-earnings ratio of more than 50.
As long as the seller "authors" the product and is open about who makes it, self-policing by Etsians will ensure that only small artisanal manufacturers are employed, not sweatshops in Shenzhen, he insists.
In Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing prices jumped by more than 20%; in slightly smaller cities, such as Nanjing and Xiamen, they rose by around 15%.Follow the moneyDespite these signs of rude health, even some of China's biggest property moguls appear to be growing uneasy.
In fact, policies aimed at squelching speculation may be artificially suppressing demand in those places.Shanghai and Shenzhen recently followed Beijing's lead by requiring that buyers of second homes put up 70% of the purchase price as a deposit.
Look up as you approach the plaza outside the building where Da-Jiang Innovations (DJI) has its headquarters, in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, and you may well see a hovering eye in the sky staring back at you.
In December the last section was opened on the world's longest gaotie line, stretching 2,400km from Beijing to Shenzhen, on the border with Hong Kong (see map).
