What is the development history of Shenzhen?

The earliest predecessor of Shenzhen was Baoan County, Guangzhou. The place name "Shenzhen" first appeared in historical records in 14 10 (the eighth year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty), which was built in the early years of Qing Dynasty. The local dialect usually calls the ridge ditch "town" or "surge". Shenzhen is named for its dense Shui Ze and deep ditch beside the village.

Although the development history of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone is only over 40 years, it has a history of more than 6,700 years of human activities (aborigines lived in Shenzhen in the middle of Neolithic Age), 6,000 years of human development and marine economic development, 1700 years of urban development, 600 years of coastal defense, and a long history of Guangfu clan and Hakka immigration.

Guangfu people in Shenzhen began to move to Shenzhen at the turn of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Guangfu culture is the mainstream culture of Shenzhen culture before the Qing Dynasty and the main source of traditional architecture in Shenzhen. A considerable part of the existing traditional buildings in Shenzhen contain a large number of traditional cultural factors from Guangfu Cultural Center.

In the early Qing dynasty, it was related to the policy of "moving the sea to restore the border". A large number of Hakkas entered Shenzhen, mostly from Meixian, Xingning and Wuhua counties in Meizhou today, which brought Hakka traditional cultural factors.

Shenzhen scenery:

Shennan Avenue runs through the center of Shenzhen and is the most prosperous road in Shenzhen. It starts from Sanjiu Hotel at Yanhe intersection in the east and ends at Nantou checkpoint in the west, with eight lanes in both directions and a wide green belt between the two lanes, with a total length of 17.2km. ..

Along Shennan Avenue, the essence of Shenzhen architecture is concentrated, and the most important tourist attractions and famous enterprises in Shenzhen are concentrated. It is a rare landscape street with modern characteristics in China, in which Ping An Financial International Center has become the tallest building in Shenzhen with a height of 592.5 meters.

Yang Tai Diecui is located in Yangtai Mountain, Baoan District. Its main peak is 587.3 meters above sea level, with abundant rainfall and pleasant climate. This is an important source of rivers in Shenzhen, with dense forests and many wild animals.