广东深圳在改革开放大潮中被辟为经济特区之后,风雨十五载,昔日的边陲小镇已经发展成为初具规模的现代化城市。在经济社会高速发展的同时,深圳的水土流失成为发展中城市新话题,这是始料不及的。 当今世界城市发展有一种“门坎”理论,认为只有跨越各自的“门坎”,才能取得快速发展。深圳的“门坎”是什么?有识之士指出是水。于是,他们大做水的文章,水务改革、水源建设、供水建设、抗御洪涝、整治水土流失……水利部副部长朱登铨在深圳召开的部分沿海城 Shenzhen, Guangdong Province was turned into a special economic zone in the midst of the reform and opening up. After fifteen years of storms, the old town of Bianyu has developed into a modern city that has begun to take shape. With the rapid economic and social development, soil erosion in Shenzhen has become a new topic in developing cities. This is unexpected. There is a kind of “threshold” theory for urban development in the world today, and it is believed that only by crossing their respective “thresholds” can rapid development be achieved. What is the “threshold” of Shenzhen? Well-informed people point out that it is water. As a result, they made a lot of articles about water, water reform, water source construction, water supply construction, flood protection, and soil erosion restoration... Zhu Dengyu, Vice Minister of Water Resources, held part of the coastal cities in Shenzhen.