深圳会展中心（福田）

Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center occupies the southern edge of Futian central district on Fuhua Third Road, Shenzhen, Guangdong. Funded by the municipal government and run by Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center Management Co., it opened in 2004 as the city's first large integrated exhibition venue and is one of the few Chinese halls set inside a CBD core. The site covers 220,000 sqm with 280,000 sqm of floor area, 540 m from east to west and 282 m from north to south, six levels above ground and two below, rising 60 m. Nine halls are laid out in a U shape on level one, giving 105,000 sqm of indoor exhibition space and 5,000 standard booths. The conference centre floats above the halls with 35 meeting rooms that double as dining space, and a 480 m service corridor on level two runs east to west with support services. Steel structure, a glass dome and curtain walls combine so that the building glows at night, earning it the name Crystal Palace. The venue anchors the China Hi-Tech Fair, whose 150,000 sqm edition is known as China's leading technology show, and the China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair; after 2004 Shenzhen's exhibition industry rose quickly into the national top tier. Metro Lines 1 and 4 stop at Convention & Exhibition Center station, exit D, about ten minutes' walk away, with bus stops on three sides. Futian high-speed rail station is a 15-minute walk, Hong Kong West Kowloon is 14 minutes by train, and Bao'an International Airport is about 30 minutes by car.