This article was originally published on May 6, 2011, in the Shenzhen Daily.
The information was accurate at that time, and may be outdated now. Use with caution.
The information was accurate at that time, and may be outdated now. Use with caution.
A statue in the courtyard of the Bao'an Labor Museum depicts Shenzhen's workers |
And am I glad I did! Having never heard of the place (other than the sign), I was quite surprised to find just how significant this small museum is.
Exhibit showing equipment from Shenzhen's first modern factory floor |
Other exhibits in the small front building showed factory lines from 1988 and 1996. The progress in equipment is clear.
A photo of factory girls in their room |
Workers' safety equipment |
If you have any connection to the working people of Shenzhen (and who doesn't?) it's worth a trip out to Shiyan. Take the 392 from the underground at Windows of the World Metro Station; get off at Shiyan Bus Terminal (石岩汽车站). Walk back a little, turn left, and where the downhill street comes out, turn right and watch for the sign; it's less than 5 minutes' walk.
Factory girls in a detail of a large bas relief of workers |
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