深圳盐田梧桐烟雨 Shenzhen Yantian Wutong

这是一张1:1比例的巨型狂热者大小（24km×24km）的地图，请在游玩前用记事本打开游戏userdata文件夹中的settings.lua文件，并把其中的experimentalMapSizes一项从false改为true。注意，巨型狂热者属于实验性尺寸，可能导致游戏不稳定甚至崩溃。

This is a 1:1 scale map for the Megalomaniac size (24km × 24km). Before playing, open the settings.lua file in your game's userdata folder with a text editor, and change the value of experimentalMapSizes from false to true. Please note that Megalomaniac is an experimental map size. It may cause instability or even crashes in the game.

深圳盐田片区·梧桐烟云主题地图

本地图是基于深圳市盐田区的真实地理数据所制作的1:1等比例地形还原地图，包含了鹏城第一峰，标高935m的梧桐山（在游戏中亦是如此）、国内吞吐量最高的单体集装箱码头盐田港以及大湾区知名滨海度假目的地大小梅沙等标志性山海格局。

盐田山海相连的特殊地理区位，将给您带来独特的城市发展和交通规划挑战：连绵的梧桐山和马峦山占据着陆地的大部分面积，在山海的夹缝中，不可多得的平坦地面被分割成相对独立的小块，其中海湾与谷地交错。这让交通成了一道难题：是选择修建造价便宜的盘山公路，还是选择开凿效率更高的穿山隧道？是优先打通对接香港的商贸通道，还是率先建设国际一流贸易港区？是着重开发梅沙片区的山海一体旅游资源，还是集中力量深耕港口外贸产业？

本地图的开局年份锁定在 1980 年 —— 那正是改革春风微微拂面，深圳经济特区设立不久的，春潮涌动的时代。彼时的盐田还只是大鹏湾畔一方恬静的渔村海岸，后世闻名的盐田港尚未动工，中英街依托毗邻香港的区位优势，也才刚刚成为全国瞩目的边境商贸窗口。

而你将站在这个宏大时代的起点，从零开始谋划这片土地的命运。

你可以沿着历史发展的脉络，一步一步复刻盐田港旅共生的独特道路。90 年代，随着盐田港破土兴建、逐步投产，港口外贸成为区域核心支柱；而大小梅沙借着特区文旅开发的风口，依托得天独厚的滨海资源，逐步开发为深圳老牌滨海浴场，成为深圳市民和港澳游客亲近山海的度假去处。进入 21 世纪，依托盐田富余的山地生态资源，东部华侨城落地梧桐山北麓，它是国内早期大型山地文旅综合体，在工业港区之外，开辟了生态度假、主题游乐的全新赛道，和港口、沙滩形成差异化互补。一边是轰鸣不息的远洋货运枢纽，一边是游人如织的山海度假区，两种截然不同的产业，在狭窄的盐田谷地并肩生长。

当然，挣脱现实历史的束缚，在游戏里肆意书写属于自己的平行时空也是一种玩法。得益于本图中根本不存在的边境管控，你可以把沙头角打造为深港一体化的大型边境商贸枢纽，放大 80 年代中英街的商贸红利，建起连片的墟市，让这里成为独属于这个时空的前海保税区。或者你也大可以放弃建设大型国际集装箱港，把这片本就美丽富饶的海湾留给远洋渔业、游艇母港与滨海康养，打造一条没有巨型货轮喧嚣的生态海岸。你也可以把盐田打造为深圳东部的山地轨道交通枢纽，修建穿山干线串联深圳东部各组团，依托客流带动沿线城镇与山地度假产业。极端一点，你甚至可以选择完全保护梧桐山、马峦山的原生山林，只低强度开发大小梅沙，把整片区域保留为大湾区的生态屏障与郊野公园，让东部华侨城永远不会在这片山谷诞生（愿沙头角林场长存）。

⚠️ 重要提示：本地图仅仅是一张干干净净的地形底图而已，其中不含有任何预制的道路、轨道、建筑和港口设施。前文所描绘的港口、城镇、度假区等所有壮丽图景，都不是地图自带的内容，而只是这片山海能够承载的可能性罢了。 正因其是一张白纸，幻想才不会被现成的路网或者建筑所束缚。你不必迁就预设的城市布局，所有道路、场站、产业、城市都将由你的双手亲自铸就。

盐田山海港城的城市格局，从来不是既定的答案，而是这片山海交付给诸位规划者的宏大考卷。钟灵神秀的山海，只是大自然造就的底色。真正斑斓多彩的，永远是人的想象力与创造力。当人类的智慧与山海地貌相融共生，沙盘规划独有的至高浪漫方才体现。

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Yantian, Shenzhen · Wutong Map

This is a 1:1 terrain map reconstructed from real geographic data of Yantian District, Shenzhen. It features iconic landscapes including Wutong Mountain, the highest peak in Pengcheng at 935 m (reproduced in-game at the same elevation), Yantian Port — the busiest single-container terminal in China — and Dameisha & Xiaomeisha, renowned coastal resorts in the Greater Bay Area.

Yantian’s unique mountain-and-sea setting presents distinctive challenges for urban development and transport planning. The sprawling Wutong and Maluan Mountains occupy most of the land, fragmenting scarce flat ground into isolated pockets amid interlaced bays and valleys. You will face tough choices: build low-cost winding mountain roads, or dig efficient tunnels through the ridges? Prioritise trade links connecting Hong Kong, or construct a world-class port first? Invest in the integrated coastal tourism of the Meisha area, or focus resources on port foreign trade?

The map starts in the year 1980, when the reform and opening-up tide began to sweep across the newly established Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. Back then, Yantian was merely a quiet fishing shore along Mirs Bay. The famous Yantian Port had not yet broken ground, while Chung Ying Street, leveraging its proximity to Hong Kong, was emerging as a notable border trade hub.

You stand at the starting point of this grand era, tasked with shaping the destiny of this land from scratch. You may follow the course of history and recreate Yantian’s distinctive coexistence of port and tourism. In the 1990s, Yantian Port was constructed and put into operation, becoming the backbone of regional foreign trade. Meanwhile, Dameisha and Xiaomeisha grew into Shenzhen’s classic coastal bathing beaches, drawing local residents and Hong Kong visitors to the seaside. In the 2000s, OCT East opened on the northern foothills of Wutong Mountain. As one of China’s early large-scale mountain resort complexes, it offered eco-tourism and theme entertainment as a complementary alternative to the industrial port. A bustling deep-sea freight hub and a scenic coastal resort, two vastly different industries, developed side by side within Yantian’s narrow valleys.

You may also break free from real history and craft your own alternate timeline. Since border restrictions do not exist on this map, you can develop Shatoujiao into an integrated Shenzhen-Hong Kong commercial hub, capitalising on the 1980s trading boom of Chung Ying Street to build a sprawling market zone, a bonded district unique to this parallel world. You may choose not to build a giant container port at all, reserving this scenic bay for offshore fisheries, yacht marinas and coastal wellness, creating an eco-friendly shore free from the roar of huge cargo vessels. You can turn Yantian into an eastern Shenzhen mountain rail hub, carving trunk lines through mountains to connect eastern settlements and fuel towns and mountain resorts with passenger flows. At the far end of possibilities, you may fully preserve the old-growth forests of Wutong and Maluan Mountains, lightly develop the Meisha beaches, and keep the whole region as an ecological buffer and country park for the Greater Bay Area — letting OCT East never rise in these valleys. (May Shatoujiao Forest Farm endure forever.)

⚠️ Important Notice: This map is purely a blank terrain base. It contains no pre-built roads, tracks, buildings or port facilities. All spectacular scenes of ports, towns and resorts described above are not included in the map, but merely possibilities that this landscape can support. As a blank canvas, it lets your imagination stay unchained by pre-existing roads or constructions. You do not need to adapt to a preset city layout. All roads, stations, industries and settlements will be built entirely by you.

Yantian’s integrated landscape of mountains, sea, port and city is never a predetermined outcome, but a grand test handed to every planner by nature. The graceful mountains and coast are only the base painted by nature. What brings vivid colour to this land is human imagination and creativity. When human ingenuity harmonises with nature’s masterwork, you unlock the supreme romance of sandbox planning.

Can’t wait to see  screenshots from your own save in the comments!