Why is Fujian Province called Fuzhou? Not Xiaquan?

1. From all aspects, Fuzhou had a relatively large historical influence at that time. In the past, many local kingdoms and capitals were also set up in Fuzhou. At that time, the southern Fujian area was also very developed! So of course, Fuzhou was chosen. .

2. The capital of Fujian Province, Fuzhou is also known as the "Rong City" because banyan trees were planted all over the place more than 900 years ago. The lower reaches of the Min River in the east are the political, economic and cultural center of the province.

3. ? Fuzhou is one of the three major hot spring areas in the country and a famous hot spring city with a long-standing reputation in the world. It not only has hot springs concentrated in the urban center, but also has a wide range of springs rarely seen in major and medium-sized cities in the world. Fuzhou is famous for its large amount of water, high temperature and good quality. All major restaurants, hotels and hotels in Fuzhou have hot spring baths. Chinese and foreign tourists come to Fuzhou to take a "hot spring bath". ?

4. Xiamen is relatively close to the sea. Basically every provincial capital along the coast is not directly close to the sea but a little distance away. Fuzhou is no worse than Xiamen. In a few years, Fuzhou will definitely be More than Xiamen, Fuzhou is relatively close to Taipei. It is because the Taiwan issue hinders the development of Fuzhou that the country focuses on the development of Xiamen.