A Tencent Holdings Ltd.'s QQ penguin mascot stands in Shenzhen, China, on Aug. 15, 2019. As an SEZ, Shenzhen was developed into a hub for manufacturing and international trade and has offered tax incentives to foreign investors. - Bloomberg
HONG KONG (China Daily/ANN): Plans to further open up fast-paced Shenzhen are expected to bring more opportunities to Southeast Asia -- a region that has long attracted some of the top Chinese technology companies.
Shenzhen, which marked its 40th anniversary as China's first special economic zone in October, is being further developed into a pilot zone for socialism with Chinese characteristics.
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