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13th China Cup International Regatta
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Shenzhen was elected one of the top 10 Chinese cities popular with expats in 2018.
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Jordanian engineer’s startup receives 1m-yuan govt. grant
Komravision, a material scanner startup co-founded by Jordanian engineer, inventor, programmer and entrepreneur Abed Bukhari, received a 1-million-yuan (US$141,267) government grant in September from East China’s Zhejiang Province for setting up a base in Hangzhou and gaining access to the Chinese market.
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Ballerina: Dance heals and inspires
Dancers are poets. They write poems with their body movements. This is especially true of Mexican ballerina Natalia Lecuona.
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García brings Mexican boxing techniques to SZ
Tiburcio García Cruz, a Mexican boxing coach in his 60s, has already dedicated 50 years to boxing. He came to Shenzhen this June to train professional boxers at Fighter Boxing.
