Zhongying Street is actually the boundary between Hong Kong and Shenzhen!!

There is a mainland entrance where you can visit the duty-free shops in the Hong Kong town without levy, located in Shatoujiao, Shenzhen. The road traffic is very convenient, and the government also boosts the transportation with subway exit sign guidance. There is also a special direct bus at the station entrance, so foreign tourists don't have to worry about getting lost. Additionally, the document processing is so fast. Search for 'Shatoujiao Border Special Management Area Pass Processing' on the WeChat official account, and you will get an immediate response after applying. Volunteers will also help guide the processing of the physical pass upon arrival, but the main form of identification for entry and exit is still the ID card. If you don't have much demand for items, the goods are actually not much different, but of course, the things in the duty-free shops are indeed somewhat different from the inland goods, and they are even cheaper. For sightseeing, the main attractions are Zhongying Street and the Zhongying Street Museum. The scenery is really nice, with the sky high and the clouds light. Because of the architectural style and atmosphere, there is a feeling of being in a British town. But then I heard a little girl ask her father why there has to be a boundary between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, and I really felt a kind of sour and astringent feeling in my heart. The Zhongying Street Museum mainly revolves around the origin and development of Zhongying Street. From the small issue of the ownership of Zhongying Street, one can see how China has step by step moved towards prosperity over the past thousands of years.