Which one is more fun, Fuzhou or Quanzhou?

Quanzhou is fun, and the two cities are on the same level. Quanzhou has a deeper history and culture than Fuzhou. Quanzhou is the cultural center of southern Fujian. It was the largest port city in the Eastern world during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, while Fuzhou became famous as a modern trading port. Quanzhou's counties are developed, such as Jinjiang and Shishi, which are the richest counties in the country. One of the cities.

Fuzhou has a higher political level than Quanzhou. Fuzhou is the provincial capital and one of the 14 coastal open cities, with policy advantages. Fuzhou's coastline is also higher than Quanzhou's, and its development potential is greater than Quanzhou's. In the future, with the development of Pingtan Economic Zone, Fuzhou will distance itself from Quanzhou.

Fuzhou's advantages:

Fuzhou is the capital of Fujian Province, one of the 14 coastal open cities, and one of the five earliest treaty ports in modern times. Fuzhou Mawei is the center of China's modern navy The cradle of China's shipbuilding culture, it gave birth to important naval officers such as Sa Zhenbing, Sa Shijun, Lin Taizeng and Chen Shaokuan.

Secondly, Fuzhou's geographical location is extremely advantageous. Fuzhou is a coastal city. The Min River and Wulong River cross Fuzhou's urban area. Moreover, Fuzhou's coastline is rugged and has many islands. It is the longest coastal prefecture-level city in the country. one.

Quanzhou’s advantages:

Quanzhou’s private economy is developed, especially the per capita GDP of Jinjiang and Shishi cities has reached the level of moderately developed countries: Jinjiang is known as “the brand of Shishi City is famous for its clothing and is known as the "Milan of the East"; Anxi is the hometown of Tieguanyin tea.

Secondly, Quanzhou is the birthplace and birthplace of Southern Fujian culture, the core area and enrichment area of ??Southern Fujian cultural protection, Quanzhou dialect is the core of the pronunciation of Southern Fujian language, and Southern Fujian culture affects Fujian, Taiwan, Ryukyu and other regions.

Finally, Quanzhou has a profound historical background: the starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Quanzhou Port was the largest port in the Eastern world, as famous as Alexandria in Egypt. Moroccan travelers Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo once visited Quanzhou.