Why is Fujian a battleground for military strategists?

Fujian is known as a battleground for military strategists for the following reasons:

Physical geographical advantages: Fujian is located in the southeast coast of China, backed by mountains and facing the sea, with a unique geographical position. The barrier between mountains and rivers has played a certain role in preventing foreign aggression, making Fujian less vulnerable to direct invasion by foreign forces.

Many mountains and islands: Fujian has mountainous terrain, winding coastline and many islands. This geographical feature makes the overall terrain complex, and it is difficult to form an obvious military strategic position, thus reducing military conflicts and struggles.

Marine culture: Fujian is one of the important coastal gateways in China, which has a splendid marine cultural tradition and cultivated marine consciousness and business spirit. Marine culture pays attention to peace and prosperity, which affects Fujian's military environment to some extent.

Ethnic integration: Fujian used to be the settlement of ancient southern ethnic minorities, but due to natural conditions and historical evolution, Fujian ethnic groups integrated with each other and established a harmonious multi-ethnic society. This attitude of integration and mutual tolerance has also reduced the occurrence of military conflicts.

It should be pointed out that although Fujian has rarely been directly invaded by foreign forces in history, historical conflicts and war incidents still exist. This is closely related to the background of the times, historical events and other complex factors. In modern society, as a prosperous economic region, Fujian's geostrategic value is constantly developing and changing.