Chang Fu Jin Mao Tower, Postmodern skyscraper in Futian District, Shenzhen, China.

Shenzhen CFC Changfu Centre is a 304.3-metre supertall skyscraper of 68 floors in the Futian Free Trade Zone, beside the Shenzhen River facing Hong Kong's Mai Po wetlands. Its upper floors look over Shenzhen Bay and the wetlands, and the building serves as the Shenzhen office of Shanghai Construction Group's subsidiary.

Construction began in 2011 and the building was completed in January 2016, representing a period of rapid vertical growth in Shenzhen. The tower reflects the city's transformation during the 2010s as development accelerated across the region.

The tower stands in the Futian Free Trade Zone, next to the Shenzhen River, facing Hong Kong's Mai Po wetlands across the water. Most other buildings in the zone are civil-servant housing, making the 68-storey tower an exception in the district. Its upper floors look out over Shenzhen Bay and the Mai Po marshes.

The tower stands in the Futian Free Trade Zone, beside the Shenzhen River facing Hong Kong's Mai Po wetlands. It is the office of the Shenzhen subsidiary of Shanghai Construction Group, so the interior is not open to tourists; the building is seen from outside. Most other blocks in the zone are civil-servant housing.

The tower stands 304.3 metres tall with 68 floors, completed in January 2016. It sits in the Futian Free Trade Zone beside the Shenzhen River, facing Hong Kong's Mai Po wetlands across the water. Most other buildings in the zone are civil-servant housing, and the tower now holds the Shenzhen office of Shanghai Construction Group.