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Huanggang Port checkpoint design highlights Shenzhen-Hong Kong ties

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The revamped Huanggang Port checkpoint, designed to symbolize the strong relationship between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, features a stone-like facade inspired by the region's shared geological history. Architects aimed to highlight commonalities between the two cities, from their natural past to their technological collaborations. The new checkpoint will implement a 'joint inspection' model, with Hong Kong recently taking jurisdiction of its section as preparations for opening continue. AI

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Huanggang Port checkpoint design highlights Shenzhen-Hong Kong ties

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jess Ma ·

    Huanggang’s stone-like facade inspired by rock-solid Shenzhen, Hong Kong ties

    Aeons before Hong Kong and Shenzhen became bustling metropolises separated by borders and checkpoints, the lands that would become these two cities were part of the same volcanic area in southeastern China. Fast forward to today, and that shared ancient history has become the arc…

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