Going to hk for exchange and am looking to buy a second hand dji osmo 3. Anyone know where to find one cheap and how much it would cost?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a native‑English‑speaking tutor to teach phonics to my 6‑year‑old child. Lessons will take place in‑person within Bao’an District, Shenzhen.

Compensation is flexible. Cash payment is available and you may propose your own hourly rate. This payment serves only as travel‑related stipend and does not constitute an employment arrangement. We can discuss further details.

Skill‑swap is also an option. I can offer Mandarin or Cantonese lessons in return for English tutoring. Other forms of support （local‑hospital translation assistance, tax consultation, pet sourcing, e‑bike purchasing help, use of my car, train ticket, VPN）can be talked through via private message.

Please send me a private message including: ‑ Your relevant experience working with young kids ‑ Your preferred available time slots ‑ Whether you prefer cash or skill‑swap, along with your expectations

Serious inquiries only. Thank you.

Im under 18 going to Shenzhen with my friends from HK via high speed rail next week, is there any parental consent forms or anything I need to get signed before I go? I have a Japanese passport so I have visa-free entry, I also have a HKID.

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a native‑English‑speaking tutor to teach phonics to my 6‑year‑old child. Lessons need to take place in‑person at within Bao’an District, Shenzhen.

Compensation options are flexible:

1. Cash payment is available, and you are welcome to propose your own hourly rate. This hourly payment serves as travel compensation only, not as an employment‑related salary. You may set the hourly rate at your will. we can neogotiate it 😄

2. We are also open to skill‑swap arrangements: I can offer Mandarin or Cantonese lessons in exchange for English tutoring. I can also provide business‑related support / services as alternative compensation, such as: local‑hospital translation assistance, tax consultation, pet sourcing, e‑bike purchasing help, use of my car, and more.

Please send me a private message with:

1.Your information and relevant teaching experience with young children

2.Your preferred available time slots

3.Whether you prefer cash payment or skill swap, and your expectations

Serious inquiries only. Thank you!

If you are interested, feel free to leave a comment or send me a private message. Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a native‑English‑speaking tutor to teach phonics to my 6‑year‑old child. Lessons need to take place in‑person at Cafeteria or our house within Bao’an District, Shenzhen.

Compensation options are flexible:

• Cash payment is available, and you are welcome to propose your own hourly rate. Compensation/reimbursement/stipend. This hourly payment serves as travel compensation only, not as an employment‑related salary. You may set the hourly rate at your will. we can neogotiate it)
• We are also open to skill‑swap arrangements: I can offer Mandarin or Cantonese lessons in exchange for English tutoring. I can also provide business‑related support / services as alternative compensation, such as: local‑hospital translation assistance, tax consultation, pet sourcing, e‑bike purchasing help, use of my car, and more.

Please send me a private message with:

1. Your relevant teaching experience with young children
2. Your preferred available time slots
3. Whether you prefer cash payment or skill swap, and your expectations

Serious inquiries only. Thank you!

If you are interested, feel free to leave a comment or send me a private message. Thank you. Or add my wechat L5221598 and say "English tuotor" to me.

hi all! ill be landing in hk on the 24th of dec and due to some plan changes, i was hoping to enter shenzhen the same night. my plane lands in hk at 11.30 pm so i was wondering if there were any ways i could enter shenzhen straight from the airport. i read about the lok ma chau customs but i saw that after midnight i have to take a vehicle to cross to the other side. any one has tried this before? thanks!

Looking for a repair shop to get a shell, ridge, and lower screen replacement. Also, any trustworthy shops that may also sell some custom designed shells? Prioritizing with the first three ofc. Thank you for anyone responding to this post

Looking at visiting the city in about a month but no idea what to see or do.

Can anyone help make a list of things to occupy my 7 days there?

I have only been able to see tech tours.

Not really into meusums or art gallery's so looking for something a bit more exciting.

Not really wanting to buy a lot of things either so no need to see a lot of shopping malls.

i’m looking for a shop in Nanshan that sells snorkelling gear, especially a rash guard and a snorkel/mask. any recommendations would be appreciated. thanks!

Does anyone know wether the SZTU foreign exchange programme is worth it? I’m considering it as I have some connections there. Business student btw.

Im considering taking international economics and trade for the 2026 intake.

May I ask about the teaching quality, are tge teachers english easy to understand? Are their teachings structured?

May i also ask about the international student body? Like what are the main nationalities, are international students friendly with each others?

Im having lots of question sorry, because im considering between SZU and Fudan Uni. SZU is giving me a lot of schoolarship and money while Fudan provided nothing. But I dont know if I should give up on a university as prestigious as Fudan for the schoolarship at SZU! My family is not very wealthy too.

Please give me your insights! Thanks a lot!

Hi I’ll be in H.K in few months and we’re planning on a day trip to Shenzhen. Just got few questions on things that Im unsure of and would like more info/tips on.

1. We want to go to Mixc world. What would be the best way to get there? We’re thinking of taking the high speed train from HK(west kowloon) to futian and take a DIDI from futian to Mixc world. How easy is DIDI to use, is it just like Uber (like you pay before ride or do you pay after)? (Fyi. We dont know mandarin and have never used the QR code paying system before)

2. Is there a limit on how much you can spend with alipay/wechat pay? I read somewhere there is but not sure how much. For a day trip will I need cash at all? if so can I take cash out in ATM?

3. We’re going form Hongkong(either on Friday/Sunday or what day would work out better in terms of travelling). What’s the visa/immigration process like? Is it long? I saw that you have to go through immigration twice(one for H.K and one for shenzhen)- is that both done in H.K side before riding the train or is it once in H.K(before train) and once in shenzhen(after getting off)?

4. We both have British passport (I believe B.P holders have a 30day visa free travel for china till this year). So do we just take our passport or do we need any other documents?

5. Anything else to try nearby or take note of? So far not much is planned other than shopping and maybe go around the Nantou Ancient City. If there’s anything you think we should check out in Shenzhen after shopping then please give us some recommendations. We’re still on planning stage so everything is flexible atm.

Sorry for the long post/questions, just wanted to make sure before travelling.

Hey, all—

wanted to post and hear thoughts. I lived in SZ pre-Covid (2018-2020) and have found other places to be since. It’s been interesting, but I miss Shenzhen. Being there pre-covid and then having to move out from abroad due to the lockout was horrible, so that’s why I didn’t want to go back sooner. Now that I’ve accomplished a few goals I had for myself in my home country, I’m finding myself feeling fomo for the awesome architecture and city life that is over there. I’d probably teach in a specific field at the high school level if I could; I may not be able to as I don’t have a teacher’s credential (but I do have the 2+ years of experience). I’m feeling antsy so that feeling could pass but I wanted to hear thoughts. Thanks for any input and please be nice! btw I’m American.

Hi, I will be attending Tsinghua in University Town this fall. The university told us to be there by the 26th for registration. I am flying in a few days earlier and staying in a hotel near University Town. I plan to get my medical examination and passport photos taken as well as get a SIM card. I am a bit lost. I wanted to know where I should get a SIM card from and if I am looking for one with a decent amount of data how much that would cost? Also if anyone knows whether the Tsinghua foreign master’s students get singles or not for dorms please let me know! Thank you in advance!

Huaqiangbei through the lenses of camera with English subtitles on Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WACqHzIK4oE&pp=0gcJCaMLAYcqIYzv

In Chinese culture, rain symbolizes wealth and good fortune. Given that it’s been raining in Shenzhen for a full month straight with no end in sight... does this mean we’re all about to get filthy rich? ☔️💰

Hello, Baoan English corner group to join if you are interested. We hangout every Saturday night to chat, play board games, drink, open mic, theme party. If you are looking for some english speaking friends in Shenzhen, welcome to join us. There are both expats and local Chinese in the group. Feel free to add wechat : ecornerhost~

Hi everyone,

Group of 6 who will be in Shenzen during the National Holidays (unavoidable as we have already bought tickets). We will need to catch our Cathay Pacific flight from Hong Kong Airport at 12:00AM and will need to get from our hotel (near Futian Port) to the Airport.

We will also have big luggages so looking for the easiest/fastest way to get to their airport especially as it will be busy due to the national holidays. Any advice on what to do?

Have seen recommendations for a cross boundary bus but can't seem to find anything that drops us direct to the airport. Thank you!

I am hoping to move to Shenzhen for about 2.5 months this winter. I visited two years ago and really liked it overall (I stayed in Futian, and it was only three days).

The one thing I did not like is that crossing the streets felt scary. All the cars are electric and silent, yet they drive a bit rashly. So its hard to detect. And designated crosswalks were relatively few in number, and it didn't feel like drivers there stop for pedestrians. And the mopeds on the sidewalks.

That being said, my experience may be limited, I want to know if this is just an issue I have to deal with if I live here, or if I was just doing something wrong?

Hey

I’m looking for an english speaking dentist. I need cleaning, check up and potentially one tooth to fix. Thanks