Where is Putian in Xiamen?

Xiamen belongs to Fujian, and Putian City is located in the central coastal area of Fujian, facing the Taiwan Province Strait in the east, Fuzhou, the provincial capital, in the north, Quanzhou in the south and adjacent to Xiamen. It is located at east longitude 1 18 degrees to north latitude1/9 degrees, north latitude 24 degrees to 25 degrees, east-west length 122 kilometers, and north-south width 80 kilometers. It borders Fuqing City in the northeast, Yongtai County and Dehua County in the northwest, Yongchun County, Nan 'an City and Hui 'an County in the southwest, Taiwan Province Strait in the southeast, Xinghua Bay, Wanping Bay and Meizhou Bay in the east and south respectively, and faces Taiwan Province Province across the sea, only 70 nautical miles away from Taichung Port. During the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, Han Chinese Xue and Chen immigrated to the island from Fuan in eastern Fujian and Zhangzhou in southern Fujian, and lived in the southern and northern foothills of Hongji Mountain respectively. Xiamen's administrative system began in the Song Dynasty and belongs to Tongan County, Quanzhou Prefecture. In the 20th year of Hongwu in the early Ming Dynasty (1387), North Korea began to build a village in the city and set up a health clinic on the island. The city was named Xiamen, which was the gate of the motherland building. Located at east longitude 1 19.0 and north latitude 25.4, it is located on the eastern coast of Fujian Province, downstream of Mulan River, and is also known as Licheng. Putian County was originally named Puxi Town in the Southern Dynasties, and its name came from Pukou.