Why do business in Shenzhen
Shenzhen is the first city in China Mainland to embark on the road of market economy.

By end of the 1970¡¯s, China had made its determination onto the way of market economy. As there was no existing experience for transformation of economic modes, the Central Government decided to set up special economic zones in the effort of exploiting the road of economic mechanism reform.
Shenzhen luckily became the experimental field for special economic zones.
Shenzhen did not fail the historic mission. While achieving great achievements, Shenzhen has also provided precious experiences for the market-oriented economic mechanism reform.
A key economic city in South China
Shenzhen is situated in the Pearl River Delta, one of the most active economic regions in China. It lies at the sea outlet of the Pearl River, and neighbors Hong Kong.
Shenzhen is the only city in China that possesses both sea, land and air ports meantime. It has the largest land port in the world. The container throughput of Shenzhen Port ranks the fourth in the world, and is believed to grow to be No.1 or No.2 in ten years. The air freight capacity of Shenzhen ranks the thirty-seventh worldwide. With supports of Hong Kong International Airport, goods manufactured in Shenzhen can reach any of the key cities of Asia within 5 hours.
Shenzhen¡¯s exports and imports have ranked first for 13 years successively in China, accounting for about 13% those of the entire country.
Shenzhen people¡¯s income per capita and GDP per capita ranked top in China.
The city with the most potential of development in Asia
During the 25 years of development, Shenzhen has retained an GDP increase ratio of 28%, which is sustainable.
In the world economy, Shenzhen has become been playing a more and more important role, from the initial ¡°processor¡± to ¡°manufacturer¡± and now to ¡°creator¡±.
Shenzhen has developed an economic mode propelled by independent innovation and economic structure upgrading. Its growth mode has been transformed from ¡°external force propelled growth¡± to ¡°internal demand propelled growth¡±, which are reflected as follows: the total output value per km2 of Shenzhen is higher than the average; its energy consumption per RMB10, 000 GDP is the lowest; and its trademark registration and patent application is the most, of the country¡­
In only 25 years, basing on reform and innovation, Shenzhen has developed from a small frontier town into a metropolis with one of the strongest comprehensive competitive forces. The spirit of reform and innovation has been alive in every aspect of the social and economic life of the city, and has brought infinite drives for the further successes of the city.