Bernhard SELIGER
Created as an economic experiment in 1979, the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) was originally intended as a means to promote growth and export for China. This zone quickly became one of China’s most important centers of export, technology, and economic reform.
Shenzhen is a city in the south of China’s Guangdong Province, on China’s south coast. It borders Hong Kong and the Pearl River, with an area of 2,020 square
