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深圳传：未来的世界之城
Hu Yeqiu
"Biography of Shenzhen" is one of the important readers in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. It only took Shenzhen 40 years to become a first-tier city in China and successfully attract the attention of the world and become an international city. People with dreams come here from all over to work hard and become Shenzhen people who dare to think and act. But precisely because Shenzhen is young, Shenzhen people have complex origins, such as a cultural desert and a paradise for adventurers... The author has lived in Shenzhen for nearly 30 years, observing, thinking, and living. He uses his eyes and footsteps to measure corners that are rarely visited by ordinary people, understands historical changes with his heart, and feels the pulse of the present. With the sensitivity of a reporter and the depth of a scholar, he has spent many years The accumulated materials and subtle personal discoveries describe the great men, heroes and dream chasers who built this city, and also pay attention to the living conditions of those small people and small events that are easily ignored. It presents the great changes of this city with facts, and illuminates the intellectual and spiritual history of this city with a heart-to-heart interpretation, rectifying "misunderstanding".
"Biography of Shenzhen" is one of the important readers in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. It only took Shenzhen 40 years to become a first-tier city in China and successfully attract the attention of the world and become an international city. People with dreams come here from all over to work hard and become Shenzhen people who dare to think and act. But precisely because Shenzhen is young, Shenzhen people have complex origins, such as a cultural desert and a paradise for adventurers... The author has lived in Shenzhen for nearly 30 years, observing, thinking, and living. He uses his eyes and footsteps to measure corners that are rarely visited by ordinary people, understands historical changes with his heart, and feels the pulse of the present. With the sensitivity of a reporter and the depth of a scholar, he has spent many years The accumulated materials and subtle personal discoveries describe the great men, heroes and dream chasers who built this city, and also pay attention to the living conditions of those small people and small events that are easily ignored. It presents the great changes of this city with facts, and illuminates the intellectual and spiritual history of this city with a heart-to-heart interpretation, rectifying "misunderstanding".