Conference Location 

Building C, Dongguan Institute of Materials Science and Technology, CAS

Address 

No.333, Pingdong Road, Dalang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China

 

Getting here

60-min drive to Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport

90-min drive to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport

Visa Information

Many countries currently enjoy a visa exemption policy with China. For detailed information, check on this website or verify it via the official website of your home country. If your country is not eligible for visa exemption, we recommend submitting your application to the appropriate authorities as early as possible to ensure your travel plans are not delayed. Please consult your local Chinese Embassy, Consulate, or the Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) at (https://visaforchina.cn) for serving your place of residence, for detailed visa application information at your earliest convenience.

In general, a Tourist Visa (L Visa) is sufficient for attending the conference. A letter of invitation from the conference organizer is not required for a Tourist Visa application. However, if a Business Visa (F Visa) is mandatory, you will need an official Invitation Letter.

Important Note on Hong Kong Transit

Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa for transit through Hong Kong. Please check the entry requirements on the Hong Kong Immigration Department official website.

Accommodation

Building A1 of Dongguan Institute of Materials Science and Technology, CAS

Price：400/450/500 RMB per night

Tel: 0769-89136817

Map (Chinese)

About Shenzhen：

Shenzhen is a dynamic and innovative city boasting numerous iconic landmarks that embody its rapid development and distinctive charm. Below are some of the most representative attractions: 

China Resources Headquarters

Dubbed the Spring Bamboo, this 392.5-metre supertall skyscraper stands in the Houhai area of Nanshan District. Shaped like a bamboo shoot-a traditional Chinese symbol of life and vitality-its distinctive form has made it one of Shenzhen’s most iconic landmarks. The design is inspired by the winter bamboo shoots, incorporating a lightweight, stable, and rapidly assembled tube-and-diagrid structure. At the tower’s top, the Sky Hall features a cathedral-like conical space, boasting breathtaking panoramic views of the diagrid spire and the city beyond. 

Ping An Finance Center

Situated in the Futian Central Business District, this 599.1- meter skyscraper is Shenzhen’s tallest building, ranking as the second-highest in China and the fourth-tallest worldwide. Its striking design evokes the image of a sword piercing the sky, symbolizing Shenzhen's unrelenting upward drive and bold ambition. The observation deck on the 116th floor provides visitors with a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.

Diwang Mansion

In the 1990s, Diwang Mansion became a symbol of Shenzhen's rapid development. Standing 384 meters tall with 69 floors, it was once the tallest building in the city. The Mansion embodies a fusion of Western modern architecture and Oriental traditional aesthetic elements. Its twin towers at the top inherit the symbolic design language of Chinese and Western architectural image symbols and stand for the friendly cooperation between China and other countries. Circular, semi-circular and rectangular shapes are integrated into its overall structure and planar layout, echoing the traditional Chinese philosophical concept of “round sky and square earth”.

Kingkey 100

The KK100 Tower, a 100-floor skyscraper soaring 441.8 meters high, is another iconic landmark in Shenzhen and currently the second tallest building in the city. Its architectural form is sleek and fluid, shaped like a cascading waterfall flowing into the urban landscape, which embodies Shenzhen's philosophy of green development.

These landmarks not only a testament to Shenzhen's architectural accomplishments, but also a reflection of the city's economic prosperity and its persistent pursuit of innovation.

For more information about Shenzhen, please refer to following link:

https://www.sz.gov.cn/en_szgov/aboutsz/index.html

https://www.eyeshenzhen.com/node_400961.htm

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