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Shenzhen stories captivate audiences in Beijing


A "Shenzhen Stories" themed exhibition kicked off in Beijing on June 21, displaying on the city's remarkable growth over the past 40 years as a miracle in the world’sdevelopment history. It has attracted nearly 200 Chinese and foreign guests, including diplomats from 29 countries and representatives from international organizations in China.

Some foreign guests pose for a photo while attending Shenzhen's promotion event in Beijing.

The event attracted Chinese and foreign guests.

The exhibition featured 20 famous Shenzhen brands such as Huawei, BYD and UBTECH, aiming to tell “Shenzhen Stories”with Shenzhen elements of Shenzhen products.

A girl has an immersive experience of Shenzhen at the themed promotion event.

Shenzhen has transformed from a small remote border town to the core engine city of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area(GBA.) Dream chasers from all over the country have contributed to the miraculous development of Shenzhen over the past 40 years.

Models walk the runway at a fashion show of Shenzhen designs prior to the promotion event.

Guests enjoy the fashion show.

Marc Hübsch, Luxembourg ambassador to China, said he felt the city’s vitality and unlimited potential at the event. “I think what is very particular and unique about Shenzhen is the speed of development. It only takes 40 years to develop from a small village which mainly compossed of fishermen to one of the most impressive mega cities with extremely high level of innovation companies in China,” he said.

The event attracted Chinese and foreign guests.

Audience wait for the start of the dance drama "Wing Chun" at the Beijing Poly Theater.

During the event, the guests watched the Shenzhen-produced dance drama “Wing Chun” at the Beijing Poly Theater and gave the thumbs-up to the performance. Integrating national intangible cultural heritages with Lingnan folk culture, the dance drama takes two intangible cultural heritages – Wing Chun and gambiered Canton gauze, the only silk fabric hand-dyed using plants – as its main topics, and reveal the spirit of Shenzhen’s boldness and innovativeness.

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