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Tian An Yun Gu, Shenzhen

Tianan Cloud Valley is planned, developed, constructed and operated by Shenzhen Tianan Junye Investment and Development Co., Ltd. jointly invested by Tianan Investment and Junye. Designed by Shanghai M.A.O. Class I Architects, the project covers an area of 760,000 square meters, with a total construction area of 2.89 million square meters;

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