Chongwu Town, Hui 'an County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province

Hui 'an county governs the town. Chongwu Town was founded in 1939 and belongs to 1958 Feiyue Commune. Chongwu Commune 196 1 was established and 1984 was re-established. Located in the protruding part of the southeast coast of the county, 97 nautical miles east of Taiwan Province Province, it is one of the closest points between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. Area 196 km2, population 680,000. Hui Chong highway transportation. It governs 6 townships/0/2 village committees in Daxie, Gang Qian, Jingjiang, Lianxi, Haimen, Chaole, Xihua, Wufeng, Xiaxi, Qian Kun, Longxi and Xidi. There are marine fishing, mariculture, stone carving technology, fishing gear manufacturing, coastal tourism, trade with Taiwan, frozen processing of aquatic products, chemical building materials, construction, transportation, commerce and catering services. Agriculture mainly produces sweet potatoes, wheat and peanuts. Chongwu Ancient City, built in Ming Dynasty, is the largest stone city in China and a national key cultural relic protection unit. The special dress and marriage customs of Hui 'an women have aroused the research of scholars and experts. The Ming Dynasty established Qi Jiguang Anti-Japanese Base Area and Zheng Chenggong Anti-Qing Base Area here.