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thumb|300px|Qianhai zone Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone () is a commercial development in Shenzhen, Guangdong that is also known as Qianhai New District. Located in Nanshan District and encircled by the Shuangjie River, Yueliangwan Boulevard, Mawan Boulevard and Qianhai Bay, Qianhai covers an area of approximately , comprising almost entirely reclaimed land. As of 2024, its GDP exceeded RMB 300 billion (8.6% YoY growth), and total trade reached RMB 706.65 billion (+42.4% YoY).

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commercial area
Country
China
Area
14.92
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QianHaiDepotResidence.jpg
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Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone
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Encyclopedic overview

24 sections
Contents
  • Strategic positioning
  • Features
  • Location
  • Industrial support
  • Special policies
  • Financial policies
  • Taxation policies
  • Legal policies
  • Human resource policies
  • Education and health care policies
  • Telecommunications policies
  • Future leading industries
  • Finance
  • Qianhai Equity Trading Centre
  • Modern logistics
  • Qianhai Bay Free Trade Port Zone
  • Information services
  • Technology and other professional services
  • Urban planning
  • Current projects
  • Qianhai Enterprise Dream Park
  • Qianhai Youth Entrepreneur Innovation Hub
  • References
  • External links

thumb|300px|Qianhai zone Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone () is a commercial development in Shenzhen, Guangdong that is also known as Qianhai New District. Located in Nanshan District and encircled by the Shuangjie River, Yueliangwan Boulevard, Mawan Boulevard and Qianhai Bay, Qianhai covers an area of approximately , comprising almost entirely reclaimed land. As of 2024, its GDP exceeded RMB 300 billion (8.6% YoY growth), and total trade reached RMB 706.65 billion (+42.4% YoY).

== Strategic positioning ==

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