Shenzhen Hi-Tech Industrial Park

Nanshan District ( ; Cantonese Jyutping: Naam4 Saan1 Keoi1) is one of the nine districts comprising Shenzhen. It encompasses the southwest area of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, with a population of 1.08 million. In 2013, the district of Nanshan's local GDP output exceeded 320 billion RMB. The region has an established tourism industry and is home to several sightseeing locations.

It is known for being the home of Shenzhen High-Tech Industrial Park, which comprises some of China's largest technology companies and the establishments of well-known international companies, as well as being one of the nation's richest districts.

Geography

Nanshan District has a total area of . The area continued to increase due to large scale land reclamation, especially in Qianhai and Houhai. The district is located to the northwest of Deep Bay, east of the Pearl River entrance. Its northern boundary is Yangtaishan, which divides the district with Baoan, while it is bounded south by Inner Lingding Island and Dachan Island, though the Port of Shekou is the southernmost point on the peninsula. Nanshan is situated about a degree south of the Tropic of Cancer and has a humid subtropical climate. It sits directly north of Yuen Long district of Hong Kong. More than half of the district consist of urban areas. Mountainous areas like Tanglangshan and Yangtaishan to the north and Nanshan Park to the south are largely preserved as forests.

At tall, Yangtaishan has the highest elevation in the district, with Tanglangshan being the second at , and Nanshan, third, at . The district has a total coastline of .

History

Nanshan was largely a rural area before being rapidly developed since the late 1970s, with the exception of a few towns and villages. Nantou, the seat of Bao'an County for almost 1700 years was located within the district.

In September 1983, Nantou district was established as a county-level district. Less than a year later in August 1984, Shekou, which came to be known as Shekou subdistrict today, split off as a separate district from Nanshan. In September 1990,the two districts combined to form the present Nanshan District.

Nanshan experienced large sums of migrants from other parts of the country. Most of the original towns in the district had either been demolished to make way for developments or became what are to be known as urban villages.

Demographics

As of the end of 2011, Nanshan district had a total resident population of 1,087,936 and a census-registered population of 0.5492 million. The vast majority of the population are concentrated in the southern half of the district.

Administrative divisions

Nanshan District is organized into the following subdistricts.

Transportation

Shenzhen Metro

Nanshan is currently served by six metro lines operated by Shenzhen Metro:

* - OCT, Window of the World , Baishizhou, Hi-Tech Park, Shenzhen University, Taoyuan, Daxin, Liyumen, Qianhaiwan
* - Chiwan , Shekou Port, Sea World, Shuiwan, Dongjiaotou, Wanxia, Haiyue, Dengliang, Houhai , Keyuan, Hongshuwan, Window of the World , Qiaocheng North
* - Chiwan , Liwan, Railway Park, Mawan, Qianwan Park, Qianwan , Guiwan, Qianhaiwan , Liuxiandong, Xili , University Town, Tanglang, Changlingpi
* - Xili Lake, Xili , Chaguang, Zhuguang, Longjing, Taoyuancun, Shenyun
* - Qianwan , Menghai, Litchi Orchards, Nanyou West, Nanyou, Nanshan Book Mall, Shenzhen University South, Yuehaimen, High-Tech South, Hongshuwan South , Shenwan, Shenzhen Bay Park
* - Qianhaiwan , Nanshan, Houhai , Hongshuwan South

Railway Stations

* Shekou West ()
* Mawan ()
* Shenzhen West ()
* Xili ()

Container Ports

* Shekou ()
* Dongjiaotou ()
* Chiwan ()
* Mawan ()
* Qianhai ()

Maritime Transport

The Shekou Passenger Terminal offered ferry service to Hong Kong (Hong Kong Island and Hong Kong International Airport), Zhuhai and Macau. Now the Shekou Cruise Center has that role.

Cross boundary coaches to and from Hong Kong are also available at Shenzhen Bay Port. The port it located geographically at Shekou hence all coach will travel along the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Corridor to get to Hong Kong.

Economy

Coolpad, Tencent, ZTE, and China Resources Beverage (CR Beverage), among others, have their headquarters at Hi-Tech Park (), Nanshan.Consumer Goods
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The South China office of CR Beverage is in on the 10th floor of the Min Tai Building () in the district.
China Nepstar has its headquarters in the Xinnengyuan Building (/) on Nanhai Road, Nanshan District. The headquarters of Evergrande Group are in Nanshan.

The drink company Hey Tea has its headquarters in the Aerospace Science And Technology Square ().

The department store chain Ren Ren Le has its headquarters in Nanshan District.

Free Trade Zones

Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone is a large masterplanned commercial free trade zone comprising of reclaimed land under construction in Qianhai, Nanshan. Upon scheduled completion in 2020, special policies including lower taxation rates would be implemented in the new district.

Shekou is another free trade zone, redeveloping from a former industrial zone.

Education

Universities

Eight of Shenzhen's eleven full-time universities are located in Nanshan:

* Shenzhen University
*Shenzhen Polytechnic
* Shenzhen University City
** Graduate School at Shenzhen, Tsinghua University
**Graduate School at Shenzhen, Peking University
**Graduate School at Shenzhen, Harbin Institute of Technology
* Southern University of Science and Technology
*Financial College of Nankai University
*Shenzhen Virtual University Park

Primary and secondary schools

Government secondary schools

The Chinese word Zhongxue 中学, rendered in English as "middle school," may refer to either schools with grade 7-9 lower secondary levels and/or grade 10-12 upper secondary levels. Dr. Elisabeth P. Montgomery, Senior Advisor on Internationalization for the Nanshan District Education Bureau, is the first foreigner to hold such a position in China. She helped design education curricula for Nanshan grades 1-12 and is one of three designers of Shenzhen YuCai High School, International Department. Additionally, she is Foreign Vice Principal at the South China University of Science and Technology (SUSTECH) Education Group, International Advisor in China and Latin America, and public school Inspector.

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Some are governed by the Shenzhen municipal government. Those include:
* Shenzhen Experimental School

Some are governed by the Nanshan District government. Those include:
* Nanshan Middle School Attached to Beijing Normal University (北京师范大学南山附属学校中学部)
* Shenzhen Bolun Vocational and Technical School (深圳市博伦职业技术学校)
* Shenzhen Nanshan Experimental Education Group (深圳市南山实验教育集团)
** Nanhai Middle School (南海中学)
** Qilin Middle School (麒麟中学)
* Shenzhen Nanshan Foreign Language School (Group) (深圳市南山外国语学校（集团）/深圳南山外國語學校)
** Binhai Middle School (滨海中学)
** Gaoxin Middle School (高新中学)
** Taoyuan Middle School (桃源中学)
** High School (高级中学)
* Second Foreign Language School of Nanshan (Group) (深圳市南山区第二外国语学校（集团）)
** Xuefu Middle School (学府中学)
* Shenzhen Shekou Yucai Education Group (深圳市蛇口育才教育集团)
** Yucai High School
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** Yucai No.3 Middle School
* Shenzhen Nanshan OCT High School 深圳市南山区华侨城中学/華僑城中學
** OCT Campus (侨城初中部)
** Shenwan Campus (深圳湾部)
* Shenzhen Nantou High School (深圳市南头中学/南頭中學)

Other:
*Lixiang Middle School 荔香中學/荔香中学
* Shekou School, merged from Shekou Middle School
*Shenzhen Nanshan Bilingual School, a Cambridge International Center (CIC) Middle School

International and private schools

There are four Anglophone international high schools and private high schools in Nanshan. Several of these high schools all offer British, University of Cambridge International A-Level or North American style curricula, with English as the main language of instruction. There are also Japanese and South Korean-style schools.

* The International School of Nanshan Shenzhen
* Shenzhen Nanshan Chinese International College (formerly Nanshan Bilingual School/Baishizhou Bilingual School)
* Shekou International School
* QSI International School of Shekou.
*Shenzhen American International School
*BASIS international school of shenzhen
*Shen Wai International school

International K-12 schools include:
* KIS Korean International School of Shenzhen (Korean section and English elementary section)
International 1-9 schools include:
* Shenzhen Japanese SchoolShenzhen's first Japanese school opens in Shekou


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Supplementary schools

, a Japanese weekend school, has its office on the 8th floor of the Jinsanjiao Building () in Baishizhou. Previously it was based in the Ming Wah International Convention Center () in Shekou.アジアの補習授業校一覧
(). MEXT. January 2, 2003. Retrieved on January 12, 2018. "中華人民共和国広東省SHENZHEN市蛇口工業區亀山路８號「明華国際会議中心」"

In addition, the Shenzhen Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry organizes a Korean Saturday school because many Korean students are not studying in Korean-medium schools; the school had about 600 students in 2007. The chamber uses rented space in the OCT Primary School as the Korean weekend school's classroom.

Gallery

File:China Resources Headquarters 03-10-2018.jpg, China Resources Headquarters in 2018
File:Hanking Center2021.jpg, Hanking Center in 2021
File:Peng Rui One Shenzhen Bay2021.jpg, One Shenzhen Bay Tower 7 in 2021
File:Heung Kong Tower.jpg, Zhongzhou Holdings Financial Center in 2016
File:China Merchants Tower in Shekou2021.jpg, China Merchants Tower in 2021
File:Tencent binghai building202012 (cropped).jpg, Tencent Headquarters.
File:ZTE building in Hi-tech Zone of Nanshan District.jpg, ZTE Headquarters
File:China Resources Headquarters Nanshan Shenzhen China.jpg, Skyline of Shenzhen Bay as viewed from Shenzhen Bay Park
File:Skylineinshenzhenhouhai202009.jpg, Skyline of Shenzhen Bay as viewed from Houhai Bridge in 2020.
File:Hanking Center & Tencent Tower from SZU2021.jpg, Skyline as viewed from Shenzhen University with Hanking Center (tallest building) on the right in 2021.
File:Shenzhen Bay Bridge2021.jpg, Shenzhen Bay Bridge in 2021.
File:Shenzhen Bay Port2021.jpg, Shenzhen Bay Port in 2021.
File:Xili Reservoir in Shenzhen2021.jpg, Xili Reservoir in 2021.
File:Taoyuan Road & Nanshan Government Building at Dust2021.jpg, Taoyuan Road at dust with Nanshan District Government on the right side in 2021.
File:OCTshenzhen2020.jpg, Overseas Chinese Town with OCT Tower on the right side in 2020.
File:Shahe in Nanshan Shenzhen2020.jpg, Dasha River in 2020.
File:ShenzhenBaySports Center202012east.jpg, Shenzhen Bay Sports Center in 2020.
File:Sea World in Shekou Shenzhen2021.jpg, Shekou Sea World in 2020.
File:Shekou fishing harbor2021.jpg, Shekou Fishing Harbour in 2020.

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Districts of Shenzhen
High-technology business districts in China
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