Shenzhen: Honestly, Some People Just Shouldn't Bother.

[Helen Gleason]

Why do people say there's not much to do in Shenzhen? (Not trying to argue, genuinely asking.)

[Dr. Ruben Larkin MD]

You'll know once you get here. There's really nowhere to go.

[Barry Kuphal]

That's a great point. If you can make good money, it's fine. Otherwise, there's no point in staying.

[Velma Thompson]

Most people think they can make a lot of money if they come to Shenzhen.

[Maryann Daniel IV]

I've been in Shenzhen for three or four years and I'm thinking of moving. Lately, I've also been considering my next job and which city to move to.

[Ms. Thelma DuBuque-Rolfson]

You should go check out Shanghai.

[Jermaine Satterfield]

That's totally me! As an extrovert, I don't want to stay home, but I have no idea where to go outside! Aaaah! I'm now realizing Guangzhou and Hong Kong are way more fun!

[Emma Kihn]

Let's hang out if we get the chance.

[Steve Beatty]

I chose Shenzhen purely for the climate. Shanghai's winters are much, much colder than Shenzhen's.

[Marc Price]

That's definitely true.

[Miss Alison Collier]

Shanghai and Hong Kong are still the top choices.

[Jeremiah Bednar]

Wouldn't settling down in HK get a bit boring too? Shanghai seems better; you can be happy there even without much money, and even happier if you have it.

[Hugo Witting]

Hong Kong is also very small.

[Delia Jast]

It's not about the size.

[Danielle Purdy-Weimann]

Welcome back to Shanghai!

[Zachary Hayes]

Lei Ge is back in Shanghai??

[Miss Angela Cormier]

Does Shanghai even tick the fourth box?

[Florence Stark]

With so many foreign companies? It definitely does.

[Ellis Sauer DVM]

That second point about the housing provident fund really got me. I just can't.

[Ms. Beatrice Abernathy]

That's completely ridiculous.