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City gears up for National Day
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Intl. schools convene for SDG Summit
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Hard to say goodbye
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- Mainland offers drivers more convenience
- Elderly care holidays for single child mulled
- Facial tech adopted for free Metro rides
- Hospital launches aerial medical rescue drill
- Platform launched for teen trash classification supervisors
- Line 5 extension to open Sept. 28
- Work on SZ-Jiangmen rail to start
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Shenzhen was elected one of the top 10 Chinese cities popular with expats in 2018.
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A young Polish man’s Chinese dream
Roughly a year after Piotr Blaszak was born in the countryside near Poznan, the regional economic center of Poland became sister cities with Shenzhen on July 30, 1993.
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Italy designer amazed by opportunities SZ presents
Giorgia Lo Piccolo followed her business partner to Shenzhen from the Middle East in 2010, thinking that her stay in the city would be just another “short stint” before moving on.
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Italian youth seeks better internship
There is an increasing trend of international talents like Mirco Cippitelli moving to Shenzhen for better business opportunities, and that’s exactly what the 25-year-old Italian is doing at Qianli Innovation Technology Co. Ltd. in Futian District.
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