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Fujian Province is situated on the South-Eastern coast of China. Bordering Provinces are clockwise around; Jiangxi Province in the West, Zhejiang Province in the North, Taiwan Island - The Republic of China off the Coast across the Taiwan Straits of the South China Sea in the East, and finally Guangdong Province with Shenzen, Hong Kong and Macau to the South.

The province is mountainous and only the area along the coast is occupied by plains. Mountainous areas and hilly lands make up 80% of its total area.

The province is rich in tourist resources and famous for its picturesque sceneries. It possesses more than 40 famous scenic spots and over 40 major historic and cultural sites under state protection. The national major famous scenic areas include Mt.Wuyi, Mt.Taimu, Mt.Qingyuan, Gulangyu-Warrshishan, Taoyuan Cave, Linyin Stone Forest , Yuanyang Brook , Mt. Guanzhi and Jinhu Lake in Taming. Others,such as the "Eighteen sights in Gushan" and the "Thirty six Wonderful


Introduction to Fujian (福建) Province of China
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Shan
Jixiangsi Pagoda
Huazang Temple
Taiwei Palace
Gushan
Haitan Dao
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Guanghuasi Pagoda
Sanhui Temple
Kaiyuan Temple
Tong'An
Zheng Chenggong Tomb
Guangyu Wanshishan
Nanshan Temple
Hejia Annular Ethnic Homes
Gutian
MeiHua Shan Scenic Area
Guanzhi Shan Wildlife Area
Taoyuan Cave & Linyin Stone Forest
Mangdang Shan
JinHu (Silver Lake) Scenic Area
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Wuyi Shan
Wuyishan Scenic Area
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Shicheng
Xinquan
Ruijin
Ningdu
Shicheng
Guangchang
Jianxi River
Hongmen
Shuiku
Guixi
Jinxian
Yujiang
Yingtan
Yanshan
Lichuan
Chongren
Yihuang
Nancheng
Jinxi
Zixi
Guixi (Jiangxi Province)
Fuzhou
Emei Feng (Height 1713 Meters)
Baishi Ding (Height 1857 Meters)
Wuyi Shan
Chen Shan (Height 1822 Meters)
Jiufeng
Shan
Shan
Daiyun
Boping
Ling
Dayun Shan (Height 1858 Meters)
Huanglianyu (Height 1807 Meters)
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Chingling
Wuping
Nanjing
Daqing Shan (Height 1544 Meters)
Qingshui Crag
Sanhui Temple
Anxi
Xianyou
Yongchun
Meixian
Raoping
Meizhou
Pingyuan
Meixian (Guangdong Province)
Jiaoling
Zhao'An
Zhangpu
Zhangzhou
Site of the Gutian Meeting
Xianzitan Precipice Inscriptions
Changtai
Zhangping
Hua'An
Yongding
Longyan
Jiangle
Yuhua Cave
Taining
Changting
Ninghua
Mingxi
Sanming
Shaxian
Guangze
Jian'Ou
Jianyang
Zhouning
Pingnan
Cangnan
Longquan
Taishun
Wengcheng
Jingning
Qingtian
Shouning
Qingyuan
Zhenghe
Songxi
Pucheng
Wuyishan
Gutian
Nanyandang (Height 1237 Meters)
Dong Shan - East Mountain (Height 1371 Meters)
Pingtan
Fuding
Yongtai
Fuzhou
Xiamen
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Capital of Fujian Province - Fuzhou
Surface Area / Size - Area: 121,400 km2 (46,900 sq miles)
Population - 49 Million 96.500 (2004 Census).
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Quanzhou
Quanzhou (Zaitun)
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Taishun (Zhejiang Province)
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Zhenghe
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Wuyishan
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Cangnan (Zhejiang Province)
Pingyang (Zhejiang Province)
Wengcheng (Zhejiang Province)
Jingning (Zhejiang Province)
Longquan (Zhejiang Province)
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Fu'An
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Zhao'An
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Shuiku
Chongyang Xi River
Ansha
Shuiku
Jiulong River
Han River
Ningdu (Jiangxi Province)
Guangchang
Shicheng
Ruijin (Jiangxi Province)
Hui'An
Xinquan
Hui'An
Quangang
Quangang
Views in Wushan Hill" are also the attractive tourist sites.

Fujian is famous for its traditional handicraft articles , such as bodiless lacquerware in Fuzhou, stone carving in Shoushan, bamboo woven articles in Anxi, shell carving in Pingtan, etc, especially, the narcissus in Zhangzhou enjoys good fame throughout the country.
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The province is rich in tourist resources and famous for its picturesque sceneries. It possesses more than 40 famous scenic spots and over 40 major historic and cultural sites under state protection. The national major famous scenic areas include Mt.Wuyi, Mt.Taimu,Mt.Qingyuan, Gulangyu-Warrshishan, Taoyuan Cave, Linyin Stone Forest , Yuanyang Brook , Mt. Guanzhi and Jinhu Lake in Taming. Others,such as the "Eighteen sights in Gushan" and the "Thirty six Wonderful Views in Wushan Hill" are also the attractive tourist sites.
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Mei
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Gutian
Shenhuwan Ancient Submarine Forest
Shishi
Taihurong Garden
Tong'An
Xianyou
Meizhoudao
Shicheng
Fujian enjoys a subtropic climate , characterized by hot summer but cool winter. The annual mean temperature is 17-22°C , and the annual rainfall is 1100-2000mm. It has a frost-free Period of 240-300 days in a year.
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Chaozhou (Guangdong Province)
Fuzhou(福州市), Xiamen (厦门市), Longyan (龙岩市), Nanping (南平市), Ningde (宁德市), Putian (莆田市), Quanzhou (泉州市), Sanming (三明市), Zhangzhou (漳州市).
Jiulong River, Min (jiang) River. Jian Xi River and Chonyang Xi River. Wuxi River in the far North-western corner, Huotong Xi River, Ao River, Dong Xi River near Shouning on the border with Zhejiang Province.
Lakes: Gutian Shuiku near the Town of Gutian, Ansha Shuiku some ways west of Yang'An Town. Both of these are natural water reservoirs created by the damming of rivers. Jin Hu, a natural lake.
Among the ethnic minorities in Fujian Province are the She People.
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