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Chiwan Ancient Battery

Chiwan Left Battery was built about 350 years ago. Back then, there were two batteries—left and right—but now only the left one remains intact. It was a major coastal defense during the Opium Wars. They even used it to beat back British troops. It’s a real, tangible reminder of China’s fight against foreign invasions back in those days

China Merchants Museum

This place tells the story of how Shenzhen grew—from a tiny fishing village to the huge city it is now. A big part of that? The China Merchants Group. They started way back, even around the Opium Wars period, and played a huge role in developing ports, trade, and later, places like Nanshan District. You’ll see how they turned small docks into busy hubs, which really kicked off Shenzhen’s growth.

Nantou Ancient City & Bamboo Weaving

Hakka Cuisine

Hakka people are called “Hakka” because their ancestors moved here from central China hundreds of years ago (like over 1,000 years back, in some cases) to escape wars or find better land. Their food’s all about hearty, home-style flavors. Try dishes like stuffed tofu (tofu filled with meat), braised pork belly, or salt-baked chicken—simple, tasty, and filling.

Kung Fu Experience

Kung Fu’s been around in China for over 1,500 years—super old! The most famous style is probably Shaolin Kung Fu, from the Shaolin Temple. You’ll learn some basic moves—like stances, punches, or simple sequences. It’s not just about fighting; it’s about balance and focus. Even if you’re new, it’s fun to give it a try!

Huaqiang North Electroncis Wholesale Market

This is Shenzhen’s big electronics market—like a one-stop shop for all things tech. You’ll find phones, laptops, drones, translation glasses, phone parts… basically, any gadget you can think of. It’s busy, loud, and full of the latest tech. Great to wander around and check out cool stuff.

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