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Why Shenzhen’s Cultural Value Lags Behind Beijing’s, Shanghai’s and Guangzhou’s
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Why Shenzhen’s Cultural Value Lags Behind Beijing’s, Shanghai’s and Guangzhou’s

Chen Shiyu
DT Caijing, 2019
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Compared with China’s other first-tier cities, Shenzhen is a black sheep: It’s on par in terms of economic prowess, but lacks cultural depth. Chen Shiyu, a writer for DT Caijing, a data research portal sponsored by China Business Network, pinpoints weaknesses and identifies specific areas for improvement.

Take-Aways

  • The city of Shenzhen continues to make economic breakthroughs, but can’t shake off its reputation for being culturally impoverished.
  • Compared with Beijing and Shanghai, Shenzhen has few cultural venues.
  • Cultural activities in Shenzhen lack sophistication.

About the Author

Chen Shiyu is a writer for DT Caijing. Sponsored by China Business Network, DT Caijing is a data research platform that interprets big data related to consumer society and business landscapes.

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