Zhuhai

Zhuhai is a coastal metropolis in southern Guangdong Province, China, bordering Macao and located on the western bank of the Pearl River Estuary, under the jurisdiction of the Foreign Affairs Office of Guangdong Province. Established as one of China’s first Special Economic Zones in 1980, it has developed from a quiet fishing town into an internationally renowned coastal leisure city and advanced manufacturing base.

It is home to well-known enterprises such as Gree Electric, BYD, and Zhuhai Aerospace Enterprises, gaining leading advantages in home appliances, new energy, biomedicine and aviation manufacturing industries. Its city skyline is highlighted by landmark buildings including the Zhuhai Tower. Connected seamlessly to Macao via land crossings and linked to Hong Kong by the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, Zhuhai enjoys convenient transportation.

The city is dotted with coastal islands, pristine beaches, green urban parks and cultural landmarks like Ming New Yuan Ming Palace and Lovers' Road. Integrating ecological scenery, livable urban style and industrial vitality, Zhuhai carries forward the spirit of China's reform and opening-up and embraces a promising future.