Brytyjczyk nawiązuje więzi w Shenzhen poprzez matematykę, życie rodzinne i bieganie

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Brytyjczyk nawiązuje więzi w Shenzhen poprzez matematykę, życie rodzinne i bieganie  Brytyjski emigrant Martin Crozier nazywa Shenzhen swoim domem. Poprzez bieganie po parku, spotkania matematyczne i życie rodzinne pokazuje, że szybko rozwijające się miasto technologiczne może oferować zarówno szybkie życie, jak i głębokie więzi.  We współpracy z Shenzhen Media Group  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/07/10/brytyjczyk-nawiazuje-wiezi-w-shenzhen-poprzez-matematyke-zycie-rodzinne-i-bieganie  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:01Shenzhen jest naprawdę wspaniałe i nowe miasto.

00:07Ponieważ jest nowe,

00:08to młodych, którzy pracują tutaj,

00:10nie są od Shenzhen,

00:12ale zostaną od Shenzhen od Shenzhen.

00:16To jest tylko przyjemność.

00:30I'm Martin.

00:31I am head of mathematics at an international school here in Shenzhen.

00:35It's my second year in Shenzhen

00:37and it's my 11th year in total in China.

00:46As an expat, generally,

00:48I think community is really, really important.

00:50When I started running about four or five years ago,

00:53I found a new community.

00:54And so when I moved to Shenzhen,

00:56my colleague and I decided that we would just get that going in Shenzhen.

00:59So two years ago, yeah,

01:01we set up a version of Park Run in Shenzhen.

01:03We found Talent Park,

01:04which is an amazing place.

01:05The scenery is beautiful.

01:07Welcome to Park Run number 74,

01:12I think we're up to now.

01:14So welcome to Shenzhen Talent Park.

01:16So you're most welcome to,

01:17probably the nicest spot to run in Shenzhen.

01:20Okay, counting down.

01:23Three,

01:24two,

01:25one,

01:26go!

01:29What I really like about it,

01:32it's not expat,

01:33it's not local,

01:34it's a really nice mixture of boats.

01:35But it's just a really lovely community

01:36of people that have a common interest.

01:38On reflection, I'm living in a city that I'm older than.

01:42Shenzhen is a very new city.

01:43It started off as a very small fishing village,

01:45and it's only 45 years old.

01:47I like the fact that it has different areas and zones.

01:48Every little area has its own little feel.

01:49But it feels really homely,

01:50particularly Shukou where we live.

01:51So family life in Shenzhen,

01:52as an expat, is incredibly easy.

01:53We're very lucky in Shukou that we're right by the sea.

01:54and we have a beautiful promenade that actually is 40 kilometers long in total.

01:57Do you think this is a very small fishing village?

01:58It's a very small fishing village,

01:59and it's only 45 years old.

02:01I like the fact that it has different areas and zones.

02:04Every little area has its own little feel.

02:06But it feels really homely, particularly Shukou where we live.

02:09So family life in Shenzhen, as an expat, is incredibly easy.

02:13We're very lucky in Shukou that we're right by the sea.

02:16And we have a beautiful promenade that actually is 40 kilometers long in total.

02:26Do you think we have a better lifestyle here than we do in the UK?

02:29Yeah.

02:30It's nice to have a lot of freedom over here,

02:32and be able to go out at night and feel safe.

02:35It's fun.

02:37Yeah, the safety is the big thing actually, isn't it?

02:39It's really good that, you know, sort of when you're walking home,

02:41you don't need to worry or anything like that.

02:43Yeah.

02:44Yeah.

02:45And the thing is that here is so walkable.

02:47And when we go back to my parents,

02:50everything will have to be in a car.

02:52As a family unit, it's incredibly convenient.

02:55In Shukou and Shenzhen as well, there's a lot of authenticity about the restaurants that we have.

03:13So Tequila Coyote is a restaurant I go to often.

03:16It's run by an amazing Mexican guy.

03:25When I came to Shenzhen, there wasn't a Math Jam.

03:28There wasn't one set up.

03:29And I wanted one, so I set one up.

03:32The idea is to give an opportunity for people who just like maths and puzzles and games

03:37to meet together in a bar or a pub to do maths puzzles.

03:40So yeah, found the right place and then found a common core of people that wanted to come.

03:44And then yeah, got the ball rolling.

04:02Technology is a really key feature of living in a city like Shenzhen.

04:06And it just feels very integrated and no hassle.

04:10If I turn a corner and go, is there a place I can buy a power bank?

04:13There will be.

04:14Just the convenience of all of that, mainly due to technology, is fabulous.

04:31What really strikes me is we have something called China Speed

04:34and then we have something called Shenzhen Speed, which is even faster.

04:37So the speed at which things change and grow, always for the better, is unbelievable.

04:42I mean, they can move a road like four meters to the left overnight.

04:45I mean, it's stunning what they can do.

04:47So I really love the what's next, what's different when we come back from a holiday.

04:51It's really kind of cool, actually.

04:53Cool, actually.

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