On the afternoon of May 13, 2024, Qin Qing, deputy secretary of the College of International Exchange of Shenzhen University, Liu Wei and Zhang Qianting, Party members and teachers, led 19 students from Australia, Pakistan, South Korea, Malaysia, Morocco, Mexico, Japan, Sri Lanka, Venezuela, Italy, Vietnam and other countries to explore Longhua District. The walking tour started from Longhua Dalang Fashion Town, passed the headquarter of Auratic, the Shenzhen Mei Luen Rosewood Art Museum, and finally ended successfully in Guanlan Culture Town.

At the first stop of the walking tour, the teachers and students first arrived at the demonstration site of the first batch of characteristic towns in Guangdong Province, the pilot of the creation of world-class fashion towns, and the only fashion characteristic town in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area - Longhua Dalang Fashion Town. The overall planning area of the town is 11.97 square kilometers, of which the construction area is 3.79 square kilometers and the core area is 1.08 square kilometers, which is one of the seven key industrial areas in Longhua District. In Dalang Fashion Town, the teachers and students visited EACHWAY (YiZhiou) Centennial Fashion Museum, the first clothing textile museum founded by a private enterprise in Shenzhen (and the first fashion museum in China). This is a fashion museum that displays the evolution of Chinese clothing culture and people's lifestyle in the past hundred years as the theme content, and reflects the changes and innovations of fashion through the display of collections. International students learn about the evolution and development of different ethnic costume cultures in China from ancient times to today, and actually learn to understand the Chinese culture and history behind clothing.

Then, the teachers and students came to the headquarter of Auratic. With its exquisite craftsmanship and design, China Yong feng yuan has successively contracted a number of China's home diplomatic banquets for porcelain, including important international events such as G20 Summit, BRICS Summit and Boao Forum for Asia. Through this walking tour, the teachers and students of the College of International Exchange of Shenzhen University were also able to closely appreciate the porcelain used for state banquets, which represents the model of flourishing Chinese ceramics, and experience the etiquette style of a large country and the beauty of ceramic design and manufacturing.

After watching the Chinese  classics of porcelain, the teachers and students went to the Shenzhen Mei Luen Rosewood Art Museum. With the design concept of "adhering to the unity of classical architectural style and rosewood display", the Shenzhen Mei Luen Rosewood Art Museum pays attention to the inheritance and development of classical architectural art in the appearance of the museum, with as many as 3,800 exhibits, and all exhibits exhibited in the museum have the characteristics of education, research, appreciation, novelty and rarity. It not only inherits and carries forward traditional Chinese culture, but also disseminates classical mahogany cultural knowledge to the public and improves people's cognition of mahogany culture and Chinese traditional culture. At the same time, it also adheres to the belief of promoting international cultural exchanges, realizing the export and import of culture, and implementing the policy of the Central Government's "Belt and Road".

At the end of the trip, the teachers and students came to Guanlan Culture Town, a provincial characteristic town in Guangdong Province. With a total area of 9.33 square kilometers, Guanlan Culture Town is not only a representative area of Hakka culture in Shenzhen, but also has rich historical and cultural resources, such as Guanlan Ancient ruins, Hakka folk houses, Hakka folk songs, prints and dance Qylin. The teachers and students of the College of International Exchange of Shenzhen University deeply experienced the unique charm of Hakka culture here.

Through this "Walk in Shenzhen" activity, the teachers and students of the College of International Exchange of Shenzhen University broadened their horizons, enhanced their understanding and knowledge of Shenzhen's fashion industry, ceramic art and Hakka culture, not only enriched the cultural life of the teachers and students, but also built a bridge to promote cultural exchange and understanding.