Duiu Onofrei said it was so easy to complete all the registration procedures of his company in Qianhai in only two days, and he recommended more people from Hong Kong, Macao and foreign countries to invest in Qianhai.

Danish entrepreneur Jakob Krogh-Jensen said Qianhai is one of the most interesting places in Shenzhen because it is developing fast and has immense opportunities for his business.

Dorophy Tang, a female artist born and raised in Hong Kong, said in an interview with Shenzhen Daily that she dreamed of…

Guylaine Mayuba, general and operations manager of Magniflex — an Italian mattress manufacturer — in the Asia-Pacific market, has made endeavor this spring to return to Shenzhen, a city she regards as a cradle for entrepreneurs and a “women empowerment capital” in her words with Shenzhen Daily on June 3.

Sing Chan, a veteran Hong Kong entrepreneur who has built his career in Shenzhen after "heading north" from Hong Kong in 2015, has drawn up a bigger plan as his response to President Xi Jinping’s recent remarks to Hong Kong people. The young man recently revealed to Shenzhen Daily his project to unlock the potential in Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis, where he said a science and technology-themed complex “will rise” and becomes a new engine for the local economy.

A Dutch entrepreneur said he felt “safe” and “protected” while working in Qianhai and expected more expat entrepreneurs to start their careers in the area and “thrive together.”

Ruben Mato Alonso, a Spanish entrepreneur who set up a company in Qianhai in 2015, said he has witnessed Qianhai’s tremendous development and changes over the past six years, and he is expecting to serve as the area’s bridge between China and Europe.