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Guangzhou or Shenzhen?

Choose whether the statement applies to Guangzhou or Shenzhen
Quiz by cuotak
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Last updated: March 10, 2021
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1. Capital of Guangdong province
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
2. Higher population (city proper)
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
15.3m vs 12.6m
3. Founded in 1979
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
as part of the policy of "reform and opening-up" under Deng Xiaoping
4. Previously called Canton
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
5. Adjacent to Hong Kong
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
just across the Shenzhen River
6. Main campus of Sun Yat-sen University
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
on Haizhu Island
7. Majority speaks Mandarin
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
due to migrants/immigrants from all over China
8. Higher GDP per capita
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
$31,887 vs $24,406
9. Headquarter of Tencent and Huawei
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
Shenzhen is the "Silicon Valley" of China
10. Where Shamian Island was ceded to France and UK between 1859 to 1943
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
among many other foreign concessions during the Qing dynasty
11. Hosted Asian Games
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
in 2010
12. Hosted Summer Universiade
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
in 2011
13. More metro stations
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
283 vs 282, and they spring up like bamboo shoots so this may change
14. Served by Baiyun Airport
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
Guangzhou Airport = Baiyun, Shenzhen Airport = Bao'an
15. The tallest building is taller (excluding non-building structures like towers)
Guangzhou ✓
Shenzhen ✓
Ping An Finance Center = 599m, Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre = 530m
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