Posts Tagged ‘Shenzhen’

Pak Tai Temple, Xixiang

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011

In his Shenzhen Daily article Pak Tai Temple, Xixiang James Baquet continues his series of excellent stories on the history and culture of Shenzhen with an insight into the history of Xixiang, a little-known area in Bao’an district.

English-language books in Shenzhen

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011

In his Shenzhen Daily article Book browsing James Baquet discusses where you can find English-language books in Shenzhen.

Tianhou temples in Shenzhen

Saturday, March 19th, 2011

One of Shenzhen’s best-known temples is the Tianhou Temple in Chiwan. James Baquet talks about his excitement in discovering six more in Shenzhen in his Shenzhen Daily article Tianhou temples in SZ.

Shenzhen’s beaches and more

Sunday, March 13th, 2011

East of Shenzhen, toward the Nan’ao Peninsula, you can find great beaches with activities to suit every taste, and there is also the historic Dapeng Fortress and other wonders including temples and tombs. Find out more in James Baquet’s Shenzhen Daily article Dameisha and beyond.

Chiwan Left Fort

Thursday, March 10th, 2011

In Shenzhen Chiwan you’ll find the remains of a gun emplacement from the days of the Opium Wars in the 19th century. This was when British and American merchants were illegally importing opium into China. Read more in James Baquet’s Shenzhen Daily article Chiwan Left Fort.