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Shenzhen has been voted as City Most Favored by Domestic and Overseas Talents.
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Indian couple pursues medical career in Shenzhen
Being an eye surgeon is challenging and demanding, as it entails dealing in terms of millimeters in microsurgery and having to be extremely precise. On the flip side though, being an eye surgeon also comes with the gratification of providing a life-changing service for the patients and offering dramatic changes to improve their vision. And this is what Dr. Kapil Bhatia and Dr. Manju Meena Bhatia, two ophthalmologists from India, identify with.
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German shares the experience on the logistics industry
Many sectors have been hit by the COVID-19 and so has the logistics industry, but in a different way. Thirty-two-year-old Stefan Schwarzenberg from Germany, managing director of the Hong Kong and Shenzhen-based international logistics company General Cargo Asia, shares his experience with Shenzhen Daily.
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Kenyan: Fight against virus needs joint effort
As we are all aware, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a great challenge for humankind and all countries around the world. David Jim, a Kenyan national running a business in Shenzhen, said there should be no discrimination and all people all over the world should join hands to get through the difficulty.
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