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Hi Guys,
I'm arriving Shenzhen Grand View Hotel this weekend. Any good recommended extra service nearby? Or does the hotel itself provide extras?

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LATEST NEWS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CHINA VISAS WAIVER PROGRAM FOR SINGAPORE IS BACK.

COOL..........................:D

NOTICE?visa waiver practice?

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Hi bro,
Thanks, the last time I inquire was 25 bucks, if this true than it is great news.

My humble two cents.

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7-10 oct ill be in shenzhen ...any brothers wanna meet up. la kopi or go chiiong also can. I solo leh. Go over shenzhen find my gf. LOL.

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Hi Bro,I have been waiting for damm 2 months plus..

haha...

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Bro,

Your gf from shenzhen?I'm going there too early october to find my gf.But i'm staying there till dec.:D

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meet up la kopi la. shenzhen i new bird dunno anything , need advice leh. I intro ur girl u intro my girl.hwhahahha den we can have orgy...ahahhaha.
my girl from szechuan. run out of hse to meet me or maybe some other guys. LOL

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Dear Bros, I will be in SZX next Tues to Fri and bound for HK on Fri - Sat.... visited the sex141 website... can't wait to go over to HK. Anyone tried the sex141 gals? Are they really as per described/pics?

P.S. yes it's true, departure on 19 Sept onwards no need for visa.

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haha...i understand liao.it your er nai right?:rolleyes:
how come you new bird at shenzhen?you should have met your ger there.
My gf is my real gf.haha...LOL...:D Not for sharing.
Where can meet up la kopi?I been there for years.Their kopi is the most sucks!!The only place can make it i think is starbucks.If you know where got good kopi,tell me.haha

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my one more like a fling la. or Paid FB met her at sg one.. haha. I just wanna go there relak relak. Cos i nvr step in china b4. (yes dun ask me why lol). Was jking bout the sharing part la. I'll be staying at shanshui Luohu hotel at south yanhe road. Cos go there dunno what to do. I totally fuggin got no idea what to do. Not asking u be my guide of cos.ahahah.

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Can anyone advise the 'hotel room check' (esp those 3-star hotels) situation at SZ now?

I once nearly kenna at DuJiangYan, Sichuan when I was with my 'mala' mm. Scared the hell out of me. My mm told me if got caught, minimum 5,000rmb to 'settle'.

In SZ, I believe its gonna be much more...

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As long don't go to those bing guan can liao.i ever kena check at those cheap bing guan.Kan nin na!!!those police are damm fuck up!!they say foreigner cannot stay at this kind of budget bing guan and only at hotel.luckly im not doing anything hanky panky at that time.i was force to check out at midnight.hotel at city i suppose should be safe.I never kena check by police at hotel in the city yet.i recommend you holiday inn express shenzhen luohu.just open not long.flat rate.i cant remember how much?but it is around 350++ rmb.check out this website Express by Holiday Inn | China | English
Holiday Inn Express Luohu Shenzhen | Shenzhen and Shekou Party: Apartment Rentals, Bars, Restaurants, Real estate, Jobs, Events, Hotels in Guangdong, China

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Yes one Zhuhai police officer ever advise me to stay in 3 star or above hotels for personal safety. I ever approached one special task force officer carrying MP5 rifle for help when my money was pickpocketed in Zhuhai. He gladly radio the Zhuhai city police to assist me as they were doing a pre-Olympics period raid at Jiu Ba Jie then. A special task force female officer even offered me a bottle of water. :D Don't dare to sian lah. Wait later kena gun down by MP5 rifle how? Haha. :p

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sorry sidetrack abit. beside any more hotels cheap and good besides holiday inn luohu shenzhen? any info will be appreciated. thks

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BEIJING (AFP) - - A blaze and subsequent stampede at a club in southern China killed 43 people and left 88 injured, state media said Sunday, in the latest deadly incident highlighting China's abysmal fire safety record.
The fire broke out at around 11:00 pm Saturday (1500 GMT) at the Dance King nightclub in the city of Shenzhen near the border with Hong Kong, state-run Xinhua news agency said.

The fire was triggered by fireworks set off during a performance on the club's third floor that was attended by hundreds of people, reports said.

"According to a preliminary investigation, the accident was caused when fireworks were set off in the song and dance hall, triggering a fire," said the official China News Service.

The toll may have been compounded by the fact that those seeking to escape were forced to exit through a narrow passageway, Xinhua said.

"There was only a narrow aisle... in the hall. Many people got hurt in the stampede," club staffer Yang Zhi was quoted by Xinhua as saying.

Yang doused his clothes in water before fleeing but still suffered burns on his neck, it said.

Of those injured, 51 were in hospital in stable condition, Xinhua said.

Photos posted on the popular Chinese online portal Sohu showed apparently grieving relatives gathered outside the club during the night.

On Sunday, state television footage showed investigators and police combing the scene.

It showed limited damage to the exterior of the club.

In an indication authorities feared public anger over the fire, Guangdong province Communist Party Secretary Wang Yang ordered that victims' families be "appeased" and "social stability" maintained, the China News Service said.

Wang also ordered that authorities quickly find those responsible for the tragedy and step up efforts to treat the injured.

Deadly fires are common in China due to the routine flouting or ignorance of fire and safety measures.

The government said earlier this year that 159,000 fires broke out in China in 2007, killing 1,418 people and causing 863 injuries.

However, the toll could be higher as local officials in China are notorious for covering up deadly accidents to avoid punishment.

The total did not include forest or grass fires or blazes in the country's deadly mines.

In 2000, 311 people died in a disco fire in the central city of Luoyang.

Last October, a fire at a shoe factory in Fujian province killed 37 people.