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HK youths send best wishes to the motherland
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Job fair for college graduates
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- Reservation needed for vehicles to eastern seaside resorts during holiday
- City solicits input on its 1st park regulations
- City to build smart aquaculture vessels
- Public chimes in on draft park rules
- Dog owners call for more public spaces for pets
- City releases evaluation guideline for intl. block development
- Tunnel cuts travel time between Futian and Qianhai to 15 minutes
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Shenzhen has been voted as City Most Favored by Domestic and Overseas Talents.
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SZ's vitality inspires youth from SCO countries
Priyasha Sharma, an Indian youth currently studying at Shenzhen University (SZU), said in an interview with Shenzhen Daily on Tuesday that she is always proud to share her stories of Shenzhen whenever she gets a chance.
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English teacher goes beyond teaching language
It is a glorious moment for a teacher when students make positive changes on their own. Sava Tomoiaga, a former full-time English teacher, who has taught for over 20 years in Shenzhen, has countless memories to share about her students.
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Italian executive moves to SZ for digitalization
Indian-Italian Naren Pillai is the regional director of Aden Group in South China. The 34-year-old executive has been working for the Shanghai-headquartered company for almost 10 years. He spent the previous eight years in Shanghai before moving to Shenzhen two years ago, as the company was undergoing a transformation.
