Do you know what natural advantages Fujian and Taiwan Province have? (Refer to "Introduction to Fujian and Taiwan Culture")

Fujian and Taiwan Province provinces face each other across the sea. As early as the sixth year of the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 17 1), Wang Dayou, the governor of Quanzhou, began to settle in Penghu. The Central Committee of the Yuan Dynasty set up a patrol inspection department in Penghu, which was subordinate to Jinjiang County, Quanzhou. The foreign trade between the Ming government and Quanzhou Port was limited to "Ryukyu only". Quanzhou people who are dissatisfied with the scope of trade communicate with Nanyang Islands through Taiwan Province Province, and the number of people visiting Taiwan is also increasing. In the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 162 1- 1628), Yan Siqi, a native of Zhangzhou, and Zheng Zhilong, a native of Quanzhou, started their initial development in Beigang, Taiwan Province Province. 1628, with the permission of the imperial court, Zheng Zhilong recruited tens of thousands of hungry people from Fujian coastal areas to settle in Taiwan Province Province, reclaimed wasteland in a planned way, and brought advanced agricultural technology from Fujian to Taiwan Province Province to help indigenous people develop production, which played a great role in the early development of Taiwan Province Province. 166 1 year, Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan Province province from Dutch colonists and implemented the policy of "releasing troops to agriculture". After Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan Province Province, he founded Confucian temples, academies and social schools in Taiwan Province. In A.D. 1683, Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province were unified, and Taiwan Province Province was placed under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province, which entered a 200-year period of "co-governance between Fujian and Taiwan". The wave of Fujian coastal immigrants to Taiwan Province Province reached its peak in the Ganjia period, people on both sides of the strait had close exchanges, and the aborigines in Taiwan Province Province were Minnan and Sinicized. Lu Zhangong, secretary of Fujian Provincial Party Committee, summed up this special relationship between Fujian and Taiwan as "five reasons", namely, geographical proximity, blood affinity, deep cultural affinity, wide business relationship and long legal relationship. "Geographical proximity", Fujian is the closest province to Taiwan Province, Jin Peng and Jinma in Chinese mainland, Xiamen-Zhangzhou is only 1000 meters away from Xiaojinmen, Pingtan in Fujian is only 68 nautical miles away from Hsinchu, and more than 100 islands in the province are adjacent to or staggered with Taiwan Province, Jin Peng and Malaysia. "By blood", more than 80% of the total population in Taiwan Province Province is from Fujian, and there are 147 Fujian Association and 126 Clan Association in Taiwan Province Province. There are10.5 million Taiwan Province compatriots who have settled in Fujian, and more than 800,000 family members of those who have gone to Taiwan. Folk customs, beliefs, drama, art, etc. in Taiwan Province Province. Most of them are inherited from Fujian, and the dialect is Minnan dialect in Fujian, which can be judged based on homophony, homology and homology. The commercial relationship between Fujian and Taiwan Province Province has been very close since ancient times. Even during the cross-strait military confrontation, this kind of maritime exchange has never stopped. Fujian and Taiwan Province Province have a long history of administrative relations, and Taiwan Province Province has been under the jurisdiction of Fujian since the establishment of administrative institutions in the Song Dynasty. Even after Taiwan Province became an independent province in the Qing Dynasty, it was also called "Fujian Taiwan Province Province", and it still maintained educational, administrative and financial ties with Fujian.