Shenzhen Civic Center

In fact, it is a whole square, with Shenzhen Library, Shenzhen Book City, Children's Palace, Shenzhen Concert Hall (a popular photo spot), Shenzhen Museum, and Museum of Contemporary Art (a popular photo spot). They are all free, and there are street performances in the square between the book city and the library at night. There are food and entertainment here. It is a walkable distance from Lianhuashan [Kite Square] via a bridge, which is highly recommended.

Shenzhen Futian Central District. Every photo taken in this place has Shenzhen characteristics. Standing in the Civic Center Square, you are surrounded by tall office buildings, including the tallest building in Shenzhen, Ping An Financial Center. There is a wonderful light show at night, and all the buildings will join in. The gorgeous lights make this place more beautiful. It is also a good place to relax during the day. The Shenzhen Museum is in the Civic Center. There will be young people organizing various activities in the square during the day. There are also bands performing here. It is also a good choice to listen to songs quietly on the lawn.

Leaving the Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum, the Youth Palace is across from me. Of course, this is not very interesting to me as an adult. The Shenzhen Library not far away is my next destination. Under the scorching sun, I passed a shady place and took a short break. It turned out that this is the Shenzhen Book City. There are many small cultural and creative exhibition areas, of course, there are more commercial stores, and there are naturally many food and beverage areas. I roughly browsed the foreign currency and calligraphy and painting exhibitions of various countries. There was a large exchange meeting at the theme location of the book city. It seemed that some writers and scholars were talking about their own creative history! In the square outside the book city, the band performance also attracted many people to stop and stay!

One of the best places to watch the light show. I didn't see too many when I went there, so I watched the earliest one around 7. It was my first time watching it and I was shocked. "Once you come to Shenzhen, you are a Shenzhener." The most impressive one was the one with the theme of Vibrant City. I have always wanted to watch it again, with another theme, but due to various factors such as time and distance, I have not been able to do so.

Shenzhen Civic Center is really well built and magnificent.

Shenzhen Light Show Check-in C position: Civic Center Square

Recommendation index: ★★★★★

Transportation Guide: Exit C of Civic Center Subway Station

I highly recommend this place!!! You can look straight or upwards and enjoy a large view of 43 buildings. You can basically see the whole picture of this light show.

If you have time, you can watch one show at the Lotus Mountain Top Square (from a bird's-eye view, but because of the distance, it is recommended to bring a camera or other professional equipment to take pictures), and the other show at the Civic Center.

Light show time and content:

Friday and Saturday: "Glorious New Era" at 19:00, "Urban Interaction" at 20:00

Legal holidays: "Glorious New Era" at 19:00, "City Interaction" at 20:00, "Vibrant City" at 21:00

The time and content may change with the season, so please check online for details.

The most beautiful thing about Shenzhen Civic Center is the light show, especially during holidays.

It is next to Lianhua Mountain and surrounded by Futian CBD, where most of Shenzhen's skyscrapers are located.

There will be a light show at night, but it is said that there will be no light show this year (2019).

The "light show" starts here on time at 7 o'clock every night. Going to Shenzhen before the Spring Festival coincides with the rehearsal of the Spring Festival Gala. The Civic Center is the city's giant stage, the city is the theater, and Shenzhen people are the best actors.

I didn't go into the Civic Center, but I could watch the light show in the square, which was quite good.

The Shenzhen Civic Center is located on Lianhuashan South Road. It is a complex of many buildings and city squares. The building with its wings spread out is a combination of the city government, the administrative service hall, and the city museum. The Shenzhen branch of the 2019 CCTV Spring Festival Gala was set up here, and the performance surrounded the entire Civic Square.

First time to the Civic Center. So beautiful!

Civic Square, Shenzhen Museum (New Building), Futian Library, Central Book City, Lianhuashan Park, Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art, it would take half a day to visit all these places.

There were far fewer people watching the light show on Saturday night than in the past, so it was no regret to come late.

Shenzhen Civic Center is at the foot of Lianhua Mountain. It is a large square that you can overlook from the top of Lianhua Mountain.

You must go. After this year you have to wait another 10 years for the light show.

Needless to say, the light show during the National Day in downtown Shenzhen was amazing!

Shenzhen Civic Center is a comprehensive building that integrates Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress, Shenzhen Museum, Shenzhen Hall, etc. It is the most iconic building in Shenzhen.

The Civic Center is located in Futian District, covering an area of 910,000 square meters. It is located to the north of Lianhua Mountain, where you can overlook the center. At night, there are regular lighting night scenes for you to take photos. The center is symbolized by a roc spreading its wings, and the wavy lines are like "wings of clouds", implying that Shenzhen's development is like "a roc spreading its wings for 90,000 miles".

Transportation advice: Take the subway to Exit E of Civic Center Subway Station.

The center was designed by Lee Timchula Architects of the United States. It has one underground floor and five above-ground floors, with a total construction area of 210,000 square meters, a total length of 435 meters, a maximum width of 145 meters, and a total investment of RMB 2.3 billion.

Shenzhen Civic Center Square light show, the scene is quite stunning. Metro Line 2, 3, 11, Futian Station, Exit 15.

Of course, you can also take Metro Line 1 to Civic Center Station.

You have to go to the top of Lotus Mountain to see the 360-degree view and panoramic laser next time.

There will be performances every day from September 28 to December 31, 2018. The specific arrangement is 3 performances per night on Friday, Saturday and national holidays at 19:30, 20:30 and 21:30; 2 performances per night from Sunday to Thursday at 20:00 and 21:00.

The first chapter of the light show is "City of Mountains and Seas", the second chapter is "Window of Reform", the third chapter is "City of Innovation", and the fourth chapter is "Land of Harmony". At the end of the show, the words "Shenzhen Welcomes You" will be displayed.

I didn't understand a few chapters, but it's very beautiful and worth going!

It's great. It is expected that there will be light shows at night in the future. During the day, you can go to Shenzhen Book City, Shenzhen Library (if you go to the library to study, you have to go there in advance to reserve a seat. There is no other way, there are too many people studying), Shenzhen Concert Hall. As long as the weather is good, there are always two bands singing in the square outside. I prefer a fat lead singer. It's great. There is an overpass in the Civic Square. The Kite Square of Lianhuashan Park is across the way.

I went to the square in the city center hoping to see the light festival, but I didn't see it. However, it was nice to walk along the avenue and see the night view of the surrounding buildings.

Shenzhen Civic Center is located to the north of Lianhua Mountain and to the south of Shenzhen Central Business District. It is a comprehensive building integrating Shenzhen Municipal Government, People's Congress, museum, hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen and also a place for citizens' entertainment. Its architectural image of a roc spreading its wings is one of the most iconic buildings in Shenzhen.

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According to the recommendation of netizens, I planned to go to Shenzhen Civic Center Square to see the night view. When I arrived in Shenzhen, I happened to see an art exhibition about Shenzhen held by a primary school. A lot of content involved the Civic Center. I thought it should be an iconic place. In fact, street vendors and security guards obviously accounted for the vast majority of people on the scene. My worries were unnecessary. The night view is amazing. The Futian CBD, which has the tallest building, Shenzhen Ping An Financial Tower, is extremely prosperous.

It should be the cheapest place to park, and there are many exhibitions held there.

Near the Central Book City, a gathering place for dining and leisure

Shenzhen Civic Center is a comprehensive building that integrates Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress, Shenzhen Museum, Shenzhen Hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen and the main office of the municipal government. It is also a place for citizens' entertainment activities. It has become the image spokesperson of the Shenzhen Municipal Government and the most iconic building in Shenzhen.

The Civic Center is actually also the Civic Fitness Center Plaza.

This is the political center and the civic center. The environment is very good. Many people come here to relax and have fun. The garden is also quite large. It is worth visiting. It is also very convenient to get out of the subway station.

I listened to street performers singing at the Civic Center. There are performances every week. It's quite fun.

Shenzhen Civic Center is the main office of the municipal government and also a place for citizens to have fun. It has become the most iconic building in Shenzhen and the image spokesperson of the Shenzhen Municipal Government.

Shenzhen's city center has a nice environment. There are many public service projects. The sunflower garden here is particularly beautiful in summer.

Located in Futian District, the central area of Shenzhen, it covers an area of 910,000 square meters, with Lianhua Mountain to the north and Shenzhen Central Business District to the south.

The comprehensive building integrates Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress, Shenzhen Museum, Shenzhen Hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen and the main office of the municipal government. It is also a place for citizens' entertainment activities. It has become the image spokesperson of the Shenzhen Municipal Government and the most iconic building in Shenzhen.

The two towers of the Civic Center are inspired by the dominant colors of the national flag of the People's Republic of China—red and yellow. The blue roof symbolizes the sky. The blue roof is supported by the red and yellow towering pillars of the Civic Center, which means that the people's government is supporting the blue sky. This has infinite meaning and far-reaching impact.

In addition, the giant roof has a prominent appearance, which embodies the implication of Shenzhen spreading its wings and soaring, and also symbolizes the traditional Chinese roof eaves. The long and graceful eaves create a very magnificent momentum. The roof shape has a strong sense of sculpture. Its shape is both hard and soft, open and contracted, and the shape is extremely stretched, which is breathtaking. It not only shows the traditional characteristics of Chinese architectural structure, but also has the modern architectural spirit with a sense of transparency.

Public transportation:

Take Bus No. 38, 41, 60, 64, 107, 123, 232, 234, 235, 236, 374, 398, B686, E18, K578, M390 (formerly 15), N9 or Gaofeng Line 19 and get off at "Citizen Center" station.

subway:

Take Shekou Line 2 or Longhua Line 4 to Civic Center Station

Very good civic center, you can do a lot of things, the book city and the Children's Palace are nearby

The Civic Center has direct access to the subway and bus stations. It is located on the central axis of Shenzhen’s central area. It is a landmark building in Shenzhen and a landmark of the central area. It is the main office of the municipal government and also a place for citizens’ entertainment activities.

Opposite to Lianhua Mountain, it is very large, probably at the level of a city leisure square

My favorite place in Shenzhen. I often go there alone. The scenery is the most beautiful in the evening! The concert hall is magnificent and the library is elegant and dignified! There are often exhibitions at the Guan Shanyue Art Museum nearby.

There are so many people every weekend, because that area is the center of Shenzhen Center, a large citizen activity square integrating library, concert hall, art gallery, library, museum, book city, and youth palace. Across the road is Lianhuashan Park. There are not many people, but that area is still a very literary and bookish place. There are many street performers in the square at night. I believe you will like it.

As a place where "the roc spreads its wings", Shenzhen has been flying on the crest of reform and opening up, leading the tide of reform and opening up, and creating the image of an international metropolis.

The Civic Center is a comprehensive building that integrates government, the National People's Congress, a museum, a hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen, the main office of the municipal government, and also a place for citizens' entertainment activities. From design to construction, it is full of modern urban concepts and characteristics of the times. It uses the wings of a roc as its logo, and the wavy lines are "like wings hanging from the clouds", implying that the development of Shenzhen is like "a roc spreading its wings for 90,000 miles", with the spirit of hard work and innovation; the curves give people a sense of affinity, strong visual impact, and are rhythmic, implying that various government departments operate in a coordinated and efficient manner, and various industries in Shenzhen are developing in a coordinated and rapid manner.

Nice shape, a relatively open square ~ connected to Lianhuashan Park, but there are no toilets and subway signs, which is inconvenient ~

There are many wonderful performances or activities taking place here, so it also becomes a meeting place

As an urban planning practitioner, you must explore the textbook classic urban cases. Shenzhen Civic Center is located in Futian District, the central area of Shenzhen, with Lianhua Mountain to the north and the central business district to the south. The large square in front of the building is sparsely populated. Walking up the large steps to the public space under the roof, you can see the lively scene, the elderly practicing Tai Chi, the young people dancing, and the children chasing roller skates. It is true that this is not only the administrative center of Shenzhen, but also a place for citizens to have fun.

Shenzhen Central District, modern and grand! Worth a visit.

Shenzhen Civic Center is very spacious and it is very comfortable to take a walk in the square at night.

There is a very artistic atmosphere. There are many street performers at night. There are music halls, bookstores, art galleries and other places nearby.

Suitable for walking around Shenzhen Book City Concert Hall

Shenzhen Civic Center is located in Futian District. The newly built building is very beautiful and the surrounding facilities are complete. It is relatively cheap to park your car in the library.

The civic center is grand and well planned. In such an environment, whether you are working or taking a walk, you should enjoy it.

Shenzhen Civic Center is located in Futian District, the central area of Shenzhen, covering an area of 910,000 square meters, with Lianhua Mountain to the north and the central business district to the south. It is a comprehensive building integrating government, people's congress, museum, hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen, the main office of the municipal government, and also a place for citizens' entertainment activities. It has become the image spokesperson of the Shenzhen Municipal Government and the most iconic building in Shenzhen. On May 31, 2004, the Shenzhen Civic Center, the new office of the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, was officially opened, marking that the municipal government and its 21 subordinate government functional units have moved into the Civic Center as a whole.

Shenzhen Civic Center (two idiots thought the Civic Center was similar to Tianfu Square, surrounded by various shopping places, but... there were no people, just like the suburbs)

The Civic Center Square is very large, and Lianhuashan Park is across from it. You can also go directly to Lianhuashan Park from the Civic Center, which is very convenient.

Since I had to take the train in the afternoon, I took the subway to the nearby Civic Center after dinner. I felt that this place was similar to the Cultural and Art Center in Xiamen, and there was nothing interesting. The Civic Center has government agencies, Shenzhen Museum, library, Shenzhen Book City, and Lianhuashan Park is further north. Due to time constraints, I just wandered around as a walk after dinner and bought croissants to eat on the train.

It's a very nice place. You can go there if you have time. There are some artists performing in the square. You can stop and enjoy the performances, pictures and songs. If you are tired, you can go to the library and sit down to read a book. It's a very relaxing place.

Another CBD in the Civic Center

1. But this kind of existence is necessary, especially in rapidly developing cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. There must be such a piece of land to concentrate many convenient measures for citizens to enjoy. However, the scope of citizens who usually enjoy the benefits is often the wealthy citizens living here or the white-collar workers who work here. But these white-collar workers are like making wedding clothes for others.

2. I like this place because it makes me realize a lot. It was dusk that time and I was going back to Guangzhou. I ate noodles and oden at Family Mart alone. I felt very depressed. But when I went out, I heard a very pleasant violin. Guess who was playing it? An old man. I wondered if he didn't eat like me. So I gave him the remaining 8 yuan in my pocket, hoping that my little money could help him.

3. There are many people painting, performing and performing here. In fact, they are not doing it to make a living. I saw many college students of my age who just need a place to perform their dreams. I think this is the real magic of the Civic Center, a stage

Because it is in the urban area, the transportation is very convenient. You can see it when you get off at Exit J of Children's Palace Station on Metro Line 3. There is Shenzhen Museum (New Building) in the Civic Center. There are also Shenzhen Library, Shenzhen Concert Hall, and Lianhuashan Park nearby. You can make your own ice cream in some convenience stores nearby. You can choose how much to put in a cup, and the price is the same. You can also buy snacks such as cart noodles and fish balls in convenience stores. There are also some high-end cafes and restaurants nearby. There are many performances in the square during holidays, and various club activities, so you can gain a lot from going there once!

The square is large and is a good place for holiday leisure.

The surrounding facilities are complete, including places to eat, libraries, and Shenzhen Museum.

A place I personally like very much! It is close to Lianhua Mountain, and it is recommended for sightseeing and exercise. The tranquility on the central axis and the colorful square in front of the concert hall are both very attractive. It is also a good place to experience street art on weekends!

The Shenzhen Civic Center was built in a very imposing and impressive way, but unfortunately it seems that not many local citizens in Shenzhen know about it!

A very large square with tall buildings standing next to it. We took a long time to take photos here. It was fun~

Although Shenzhen has a large population of immigrants, it is also a city of literati. The Civic Center has distinctive buildings and a wide square during the day, and at night it is a place for communication with a strong artistic atmosphere. The library is open to the public free of charge. The square brings together various literati art, calligraphy and painting, music, clay sculptures... Whether you are a photographer, art appreciator, stroller or food lover, it is a good choice. Opposite is Lianhua Mountain, where you can also go for a stroll. The Civic Center also has many art training centers with a strong atmosphere. On the other side of the building, it is quiet and elegant. It was the starting point of the Shenzhen Marathon in 2014. It is also very pleasant to sit down and look at the night view.

Shenzhen Civic Center is located in Futian District, the central area of Shenzhen, covering an area of 910,000 square meters, with Lianhua Mountain to the north and the central business district to the south. It is a comprehensive building integrating government, people's congress, museum, hall and other functions. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen, the main office of the municipal government, and also a place for citizens' entertainment activities. It has become the image spokesperson of the Shenzhen Municipal Government and the most iconic building in Shenzhen.

transportation

Take the Longhua Line or Shekou Line in the city and get off at Civic Center Station

Shenzhen Civic Center is a place for citizens to relax and have fun. There are many people at night, and the central square is very lively. There are all kinds of people doing all kinds of things, such as singing to practice their voices, street performers, qigong jugglers, eloquence speakers, karaoke singers, and square dancers. You can enjoy different styles of singing and various street performances here for free. Lianhua Mountain is next to the Civic Center. Walking north from the second floor of the Central Book City is Lianhua Mountain Park.

Shenzhen Civic Center is located in Futian District. When you arrive at Caitian Road, you will see the big building with a pair of wings like a roc spreading its wings, and you will know that you have arrived at the Civic Center. It is the administrative center of Shenzhen and the main offices of the municipal government. It is also a place for citizens to have fun. On weekends, the Civic Center is crowded with people who are having fun. There are folk art groups performing songs and dances in the square, and various artists showing off their skills, such as making candy figures, copying paintings, and weaving handicrafts. It is very lively. Next to it is Shenzhen Book City, where you can read books and listen to music for a long time. If you are interested in the development history of Shenzhen, there are also museums, industrial exhibition halls, and archives in the Civic Center, which will definitely satisfy your curiosity.

It's a big square, nice for shopping, with benches along the way, leading directly to Lotus Mountain.

The Shenzhen Museum in the Civic Center is one of the must-see attractions. The Shenzhen Library, Concert Hall, Lotus Hill, etc. are all nearby, just a few minutes' walk away.

It is a very imposing building. From a distance I thought it was a museum or something, but when I got closer I found out that it was the Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee, Government, etc.

It's very grand and decent, and it's a good place for shopping and leisure.

The shape of the city hall is very strange! Some people say it looks like a cartoon cat, some people like it, some people don’t. Anyway, personal preferences are different! You can climb Lianhua Mountain nearby! It’s a good place to overlook Shenzhen, but the weather must be good! Otherwise, you know~

Shenzhen Civic Center is located on the central axis of Shenzhen. There are some attractions nearby. If you come to Shennan Avenue like me, you can go and have a look. According to the instructions on the map, the mountain behind the Civic Center should be Lianhua Mountain. But I didn't climb it because I am not very interested in climbing mountains.

The sunset I saw on Lianhua Mountain? ? No, it’s not really a sunset, because I didn’t see the sun, it’s just the beautiful view before the sun sets! ~~~~There are too many obstructions on Lianhua Mountain, I can only see the sky, and there is no beauty in the Civic Center! ~~~~~~~

Some time ago, I drew a book about

★Shenzhen Life Calendar★Record illustrations 2014,



Do you still remember the places you have visited in Shenzhen?

Nanshan, Futian, Luohu, Baoan, Longgang, Yantian



It is presented as 12 months in the desk calendar.

Each month there is a hand-painted illustration of Shenzhen attractions.

Find some unique memories of Shenzhen in every month.



Familiar streets, a sense of déjà vu.

I gradually realized this from the desk calendar.



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On July 14, 2013, I took advantage of Sunday to go to the library to see the 100-kilometer retrospective exhibition of Mofang. Since there was still plenty of time, I went to the Civic Center for a walk.

A building that looks like a roc spreading its wings. Because this place is called Pengcheng.

It also looks like a toll booth...