Changing Shenzhen | FT World
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When Deng Xiaoping created a special economic zone in Shenzhen in 1979, the Chinese paramount leader probably didn't expect the area to become a centre for luxury golf clubs and tattoo artists, but that is one of the results of the phenomenal development in the southern city. The FT's Demetri Sevastopulo looks beyond the factories and skyscrapers of China's youngest metropolis.
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When Deng Xiaoping created a special economic zone in Shenzhen in 1979, the Chinese paramount leader probably didn't expect the area to become a centre for luxury golf clubs and tattoo artists, but that is one of the results of the phenomenal development in the southern city. The FT's Demetri Sevastopulo looks beyond the factories and skyscrapers of China's youngest metropolis.
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