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What is Buji?

Buji is a town located in the Longgang district of Shenzhen city, in the Guangdong province of People's Republic of China.
Buji (written characters) literally means "Cloth Lucky" in Chinese. When these words are pronounced it can sound like the common phrase "No Hurry" or "Not Hectic."
Buji is a Japanese Romanji of the Chinese characters of "Wu Shi" in Chinese PinYin..
Buji is a local government area in the state of Jigawa in Nigera.
Buji is the Chinese Romanization of the Chinese characters , of which is also the Chinese name for Phuket island (and town) in Thailand.

This site is mainly dedicated to the first definition above, the town of Buji located in China. Before continuing, lets zoom in on a map of China to see where Buji is, physically.

About China

China Map: light grey is Guangdong province, pink is Shenzhen city

China consists of 22 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities, and 2 special administrative regions.

Provinces	Autonomous Regions	Municipalities	Special Administrative Regions
Anhui Fujian Gansu Guangdong Guizhou Hainan Hebei Heilongjiang Henan Hubei Hunan Jiansu Jiangxi Jilin Liaoning Qinghai Shaanxi Shangdong Shanxi Sichuan Yunnan Zhejian	Guangxi Neimenggu (Inner Mongolia) Ningxia Xinjiang Xizang (Tibet)	Beijing Chongqing Shanghai Tianjin	Aomen (Macau 1999) Xianggang (Hong Kong 1997)

About Guangdong province

Guangdong Map: pink area is Shenzhen, red is Buji

Guangdong province contains 17 cities. Shenzhen is one of them.

Chaozhou
Chenghai
Dongguan
Foshan
Guangzhou
Huizhou
Jiangmen
Kaiping
Nanhai
Panyu
Shantou
Shenzhen
Shunde
Xinhui
Zhanjiang
Zhongshan
Zhuhai

About Shenzhen city

Shen mean "deep", zhen means "drains" (for draining water from paddy fields)
Became a city in 1979
2020 square km
First of 5 Special Economic Zones created in China in 1980s
- Shenzhen - Guangdong province (1980)
- Zhuhai - Guangdong province (1980)
- Shantou - Guangdong province (1980)
- Xiamen - Fujian province (1980)
- Hainan - Hainan province (in 1988 when promoted to a province)
City flower: LeDuJuan or Bogenvelia (Bougainvillea spectabilis Willd)
City tree: Litchi Tree

Shenzhen Map: pink areas is Shenzhen, Four smallest pink areas are inside Special Economic Zone

Shenzhen city consists of 6 districts, four within the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, and two outside of it.

Districts inside Shenzhen Special Economic Zone
1. Futian
  - 78.04 square kilometers
  - 8 subdistricts
2. Luohu
  - First district of Shenzhen city.
  - Established in October, 1979
  - 78.89 square kilometers
  - 10 subdistricts
  - Famous: Dongmen (Laojie), shopping area
3. Nanshan
  - Established in January, 1990
  - 167.05 square kilometers
  - 8 subdistricts
4. Yantian
  - Established in November, 1997
  - 71.83 square kilometers
  - 4 subdistricts
Districts outside Shenzhen Special Economic Zone
1. Baoan
  - 712.95 square kilometers
  - 10 subdistricts
2. Longgang
  - Established in January 1, 1993
  - 844.08 square kilometers
  - 11 subdistricts

About Longgang district

Longgang Map: light pink is Longgang, Buji town farthest left.

Situated in the northeast of Shenzhen City, Longgang District is adjacent to Daya Bay to the east, Dapeng Bay to the south, Baoan District, Luohu District and Yantian District to the west, and Dongguang and Huizhou City to the north. It is the largest district under Shenzhen city with total area of 844.07 square km and total population of around 1.83 million, of which, permanent population of 0.28 million. It has 13 street offices including Pinghu, Buji (contains Nanwan and Bantian), Henggang, Longgang (contains Longcheng), Pingshan, Pingdi, Kengzi, Kuichong, Dapeng, and Nanao under its jurisdiction.
With physiognomy of low mountain, hill, and shore, Longgang District has good natural environment. It has a topography higher in the northeast and lower in the southwest, and in its territory the highest mountain is "Qiniang Mountain" (located in Dapeng Peninsula, 869.1m above sea level). Longgang District is located in subtropical maritime monsoon climate zone with annual average temperature of 22.3 degrees C, the highest 37 degrees C and the lowest 14 degrees C, annual average relative humidity of 80%, annual average rainfall of 1933 mm, annual average rainfall days of 140, non-frost period of 335 days and southeastern wind dominant all the year round.
Adjacent to mountain and sea, Longgang District has a coastline longer than 130km, and complete marine sediments and erosion physiognomy such as sand beach, island, reef, sea cliffs, cavity, bridge, post and so on, of which, beach of Dapeng Peninsula was listed among "eight most beautiful coastlines in China" in 2005.
Longgang District has good traffic and transportation network. It is only 30-40 minutes car distance from the center of Longgang to Shenzhen Baoan International Airport. At present initial preparation work for No. 3 metro line (subway) has been officially launched. In terms of ocean transportation, Longgang District is closely adjacent to Yantian Port, a big international port to its south and around 35km from Shekou Port to the west.

The following is a listing of expressway, truck highway, and railways running through Longgang.

Expressway	Truck Highway	Railway
National Highway 205 Jinhe Expressway Shenshan Expressway Huiyan Expressway Yanba Expressway Shuiguan Expressway Yanpai Expressway Qingping Expressway	Hengping Highway Shahe Highway Bulan Highway	Guangshen Railway Pingnan Railway Pingyan Railway

Longgang district consists of 10 towns. Buji town is one of them.

Buji
Dapeng
Henggang
Kengzi
Kuichong
Longgang
Nanao
Pingdi
Pinghu
Pingshan

About Buji town

2006 Satellite map of Buji (divided into three main areas)

Buji town is famous for being a second "Dongmen" shopping area (called Buji Jie) outside of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, and is also famous for its world renowned Dafen oil painting village. In addition, the town is currently undergoing high construction mode, becoming the most advanced software and electronic high-tech area in China in the very near future. The most modern and advanced area in Buji is located in the Luogang area (the first main stop in Buji that is just outside of the Shenzhen Special Economy Zone).

Buji is divided vertically into three main areas, with the leftmost area called Bantian Jiedao, the middle called Buji Jiedao, and the rightmost area called Nanwan Jiedao. The middle area is the most developed in Buji. Buji town used to contain a lot of villages, and their associated village names. However, during recent construction efforts of large business and living complexes, the villages were renamed, or had the designation "village" removed from the name. Many new areas were also created. The following is a list of the areas in Buji (categorized into the three main areas).

Bantian Jiedao	Buji Jiedao	Nanwan Jiedao
Bantian Gangtou Sijihuacheng Xuexiang	Buji Bujixu Changlong Dafen Dexing Dongfangbandao Fenghuang Gankeng Guanghua Guozhan Jinpai Lihu Longling Longzhu Luogang Maoye Sanlian Shuijing Zhonghaiyicui	Baoling Danzhutou Jixia Kangle Nanling Nanlong Shanglilang Shatangbu Shawan Xiacun Xialilang Zhangshubu

The following are some smaller village names in Buji, which may be replaced in the near future.

BaiGeLong Village
DaLiang Village
MuMianWan Village
NanMendun Village
ShangShuiJing Village
ShangXue Village
Xia Village
XiaShuiJing Village
XinSan Village
XiLiang Village
Yi Village

Other Related Sites

As for the villages inside Buji, there are some external sites that are dedicated to them. Here is a small list of them:

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