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translation|Lo Wu and :zh:????????? Luohu (simplified Chinese: ??????; traditional Chinese: ??????; pinyin: lu??h??; Cantonese (linguistics)|Cantonese: l??4wu4) is one of the 6 districts of the Shenzhen City in Guangdong province of China. It is adjacent to Shenzhen River in the south, and is surrounded by Futian, Bao'an, Longgang and Yantian districts in Shenzhen. The opposite side of Shenzhen River is the Lo Wu area of Hong Kong. The size of Luohu district is about 78.9 km² and contains 10 subdistricts. translation <!-- ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????(944m)?????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? <s>???????????????78.9??????????????????10?????????????????????</s>?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????|????????????<sub>(???#????????????????????????|??????)</sub>??? --> Luohu is located in the centre of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and adjacent to Hong Kong. It is a financial and trading centre. It covers an area of 78.89km². The Shenzhen River separates Hong Kong from Shenzhen, and there are four notorious busy immigration control points ??? Lo Wu, Lok Ma Chau, Man Kam To and Sha Tau Kok ??? which link the two places together with bridges. It is also one of the four districts of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) of Shenzhen City of the People's Republic of China . The other three districts of the SEZ are Futian (??????), Nanshan (??????) and Yantian (??????) Luohu district has many hills and slopes. Currently within the district, there are several places with distinct altitude differences between two sides of the road. Besides, there are several hills. Some hills were flattened for infrastructure construction when the city was first built. The highest peak, Wutong Mountain (944m) is in Luohu District. The disctrict's west boundary with Futian is Hongling Road, and its east boundary with Yantian is Wutong Mountain. On the norths there is a Special Economic Zone boundary. Luohu district was established in October 1979. It is the first district in Shenzhen City. In November 1997, Yantian area became a district itself. <!-- Residence ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????1980??????|????????????????????????????????????4-6???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????15-30????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????24??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????|????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????2003??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? --> Shopping <!-- ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? --> Image:PhotoDongmen.JPG|thumb|200px|Sightseeing in Dongmen Luohu is somewhat famous for shopping because of the low price. This feature is especially important since Hong Kong is currently under a somewhat depressed economic climate. On the other hand, Luohu is infamous of fake products of some well-known brands, e.g. Louis Vuition, Calvin Klein, Gucci, etc. There are many large shopping centers in Luohu. One of them is the Luohu Commercial City Building (???????????????) which is just adjacent to Lo Wu Immigration Control Point. It is a 6-storey shopping center where you can find handbags, clothes, shoes, china-made audio-visual products and all sorts of digital video discs (DVD). Most of the consumer goods there are cheaper than that in Hong Kong. There are also some restaurants and massaging centers where tourists can relax themselves after shopping. Another famous shopping area is the Dongmen area (??????). Dongmen has about 300 years of history, so it is also called "Laojie" (literally, Old Street). It takes a 15-minutes walk to reach there from Lo Wu Immigration Control Point, or gets off at Laojie Shenzhen Metro|metro station. There you can find cinemas and a few large shopping centers. It is the heart of the Luohu district and it is usually very crowded during weekends when a lot of local citizens as well as tourists from Hong Kong enjoy their shopping there. <!-- ????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????1999???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ;???????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ;???????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????70??????384??????2004??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????? ?????? ????????????
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Buses and minibuses Buses and minibuses serve as popular means of transportation modes in Luohu. Shenzhen Railway Shenzhen Railway Station (:zh:???????????????|???????????????) is located here. It serves as a terminal for train routes towards tens of cities in China. Shenzhen Metro There are 4 metro stations in Luohu district, namely, Luo Hu, Guo Mao (??????, Shenzhen World Trade Center), Lao Jie (??????) and Da Ju Yuan (?????????, Shenzhen Grand Theater). cleanup-sect Crimes ranging from homicide, robbery, mugging, as well as theft|stealing are pervading in the Lo Wu District. The most popular two are Trafficking in human beings|child trafficking and counterfeit banknotes. There are some child trafficking gangs in the district, abducting children aged from three to four from near crowded places like vegetable markets and supermarkets. The abductees will then be sold to various cities in Guangdong, mostly to the farmers there. It is alleged that the problem springs from China's one-child policy. It is a Chinese tradition that people would rather have a son than a daughter, so many families who have been unable to have a son, opt to buy one from traffickers. The kidnapped children are typically sold for between 1,000 to 10,000 Renminbi|yuan. In September 2003, police in south China smashed a child trafficking ring and rescued nine children. Nevertheless, the central government is still being criticized for not paying enough attention to this problem. Apart from child trafficking, counterfeit banknotes is another serious problem in the district. Dongmen shopping district is alleged to be a black spot for passing fake notes to customers. Hong Kong shoppers are often the targets of the scam as they are less familiar with the features of yuan notes. Shop owners usually keep only a small amount of fake notes, which is insufficient for a successful prosecution. Even though an employee is caught red-handed, the shop owner will deny all knowledge and blame the individual. That's why it is quite difficult for the authorities to crack down this scam. In October 2003, about 40 shops in Dongmen shopping district have been shut after they were found passing counterfeit banknotes to customers. In November, 2003, a '70-day storm operation against crimes' was launched in Lo Wu. It aimed at putting forward improvements in social order of the district. cleanup-sect Shopping However, shopping in Lo Wu has greatly affected the economy of Hong Kong. Since Hong Kong people earn money in Hong Kong from different sectors, they spend it there and the money will probably flow to mainland China. Gradually, the shops in Hong Kong will lose their market. The boom of retailing sector in Lo Wu may mean a blow to the already-depressed Hong Kong economy. To be optimistic, as the people in China grow richer, the shops in Lo Wu may also gain a large sum of money from them. In this way, the money of two places flow in a two-way direction, that means money does not only flow out of Hong Kong. Shops in Hong Kong on the other hand attract mainlanders to spend money through the Individual Visit Scheme implemented recently. It is understandable why shops in Hong Kong now accept the use of yuan. Mainlander is obviously one of their main market. Shop owners are willing to ease them by using a convenient currency exchange. Consequently, the shops in Lo Wu make a spark for mainland people to shop in Hong Kong. We hope that this spark will glow into a big fire to light up Hong Kong's economy. cleanup-sect As one can see, there are myriad types of entertainment in Luohu, shopping in the busy urban centre or doing sports in clubs located in suburban areas. But how about taking a rest in the quiet and beautiful suburb? If you are not so keen on sports and just want to relax in the tender embrace of suburban beauties, then, Luohu Forestry Orchard will be your best choice. The Orchard is found in 1986 and now under the direct leadership of the Council of Luohu District and Government of Luohu District. It is located by the beautiful lake of Xianhu, back against Xianhu arboretum. Actually, it is an integrated enterprise majoring in lychee and longan and developing with flowers and vegetable industry. So, yielding fruits is the main income of the forestry orchard, with more than 2000 mu of litchi and longan of high quality. All the fruit trees entering the period of fertility have an annual turnout of 300,000 kg. Apart from that, the forestry has strived toward the direction of urban ecological tourism with a full line of recreation and sports facilities in a quiet and ethereal environment. Three kinds of activities 1, One can just enjoy the beautiful and relaxing atmosphere in the garden, wandering hand-in-hand with nature, smelling the sweet aroma of fresh flowers, couching under the shadow of trees, in short, dragging oneself out from the pressure of busy urban lives. 2, Can???t get enough? Not satisfied with just sitting and walking? Fortunately, there is also a green lake artificially built in the garden. Echoing with other beautiful fauna and flora in the garden, it accomplishes the formation of a perfect organic whole. One can just fish by the lake and enjoy this perfect beauty. 3, Moreover, another activity called "Farm of Yourself" help visitors experience the ancient way of life. It is based on the idea of ancient people building huts as their own homes and fencing fields as their gardens. In this activity, visitors can build their farms and grow whatever they like all by themselves. It is especially suitable for children as they can learn the value of labor through this interesting activity.
Shenzhen Category:Districts of Shenzhen Category:Divided towns zh:????????? This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Luohu".
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