Shenzhen is a wonderful and interesting name.

As friends all know, Shenzhen is a cosmopolitan city with foreign flavor. When you go out in Shenzhen, you usually take the subway, but you may not notice some wonderful station names, and some even make people laugh and cry.

Cloth drying station: the name of this station is simply inexplicable, because no one dries cloth.

Hundred Pigeonhouses Station: There is no pigeon house here.

June Station: What the hell? Do you need six dinner dates?

What I hate most is that at Dafen Village Station, every time I announce the station in English, it is Dafen Village, which is obviously a tone, but it has to be said in four tones.

In addition to the names of subway stations, there are many place names and road names in Shenzhen, which are also very wonderful.

Bagualing: I rented it in Bagualing in my first year in Shenzhen. The first time I heard this name, it made people think. I thought it was a gossip place, but later I found it had nothing to do with "gossip" and gossip.

Sanwei Village: If you are in another place, you say to a girl, "Beauty, where is Sanwei?" ? I guess I'll be scolded. If it's serious, you can directly call the police uncle to arrest you. But in Shenzhen, you can invite beautiful women to "take measurements" aboveboard, because there is a place in Shenzhen called Sanwei Village, which is located in xixiang street, Baoan District. But what does it mean to build a large dense forest? Where is the agreed "measure"?

There is also the most gloomy place name: coffin stone. It looks like a mountain, in Yang Taishan Forest Park in Baoan District. Is it fun to play?

What is even more puzzling is that there is actually a coffin pit in Yantian District, which is even more frightening. According to the characteristics named by China people, it should be a cemetery, but it is actually a tourist attraction. In other words, are the relevant leaders really not going to change their names?

Of course, Shenzhen has many favorite subway station names.

For example, Jixiang Station:

It's on line 3. Some people say this is the name of the warmest subway station in Shenzhen. I guess no one will object?

Lei Yue Mun Station:

You can feel a strong sense of struggle just by looking at the name of the station. If you can "one yue longmen", that's really good.

There is also a turning station:

Shenzhen fanshen road. It should be regarded as the most domineering subway station in Shenzhen. It made me pass by for the first time, and there was a strange little excitement: I took the turning road and came to the turning station. This is to turn over and be the master! hahaha.