Situated at the geographic and geometric center of Shenzhen, the Minzhi International Block holds a pivotal position on the city's central axis of urban development. It shares borders with Luohu and Longgang to the east, Futian to the south, and Nanshan to the west. The block benefits from an extensive rail transit network, encompassing proposed metro lines, freeways, and motorways. Notably, it is home to the prominent Shenzhen North Railway Station.

The block's exceptional connectivity is highlighted by the mere 18-minute travel time of high-speed trains from the block to West Kowloon in Hong Kong. This effectively establishes a "half-hour ring of life" connecting the block with both Hong Kong and Guangzhou, and a broader "one-hour ring of life" that extends to Shaoguan, Shantou, and Heyuan. Metro Lines 4, 5, and 6 traverse the block, while the forthcoming Metro Lines 21, 22, and 27, along with intercity rail transit lines connecting Shenzhen International Airport to Dayawan, Shenzhen to Huizhou, and Shenzhen to Guangzhou (Central Route), further enhance its connectivity to the city center of Shenzhen.

With its strategic location and robust transportation infrastructure, the block serves as a vital hub for seamless travel and connectivity within Shenzhen and beyond.