Which province and city does Shaowu belong to?

Shaowu City belongs to Nanping City, Fujian Province.

shaowu, located in the northwest of Fujian province, is known as "Nanwuyi" in history, also known as "Tiecheng". In 1983, it was withdrawn from the county to build a city, with a land area of 2,86 square kilometers, 19 townships (streets), 135 administrative villages, 49 communities and a registered population of 32,. Its comprehensive strength and development benefits are among the best in northern Fujian.

with a history of more than 1,7 years, it was once one of the eight prefectures in Fujian. This hot land has nurtured generations of cultural backgrounds and talents, and has produced two prime ministers, seven ministers and 271 scholars. Zhang Sanfeng, a master of Taiji, Li Gang, a famous figure in the Song Dynasty, Huang Qiao, the originator of Jiangxia, and Yan Yu, a literary critic, and other historical celebrities are all Shaowu people.

Shaowu is rich in tourism resources. It has five national 4A scenic spots, including Heping Ancient Town, Yunling Mountain Rafting and Tiancheng Qixia, with a forest coverage rate of 78.8%, and the proportion of days with excellent air quality all the year round reaches 1%. It has been successively awarded as a national-level eco-city, a national demonstration city for ecological civilization construction, a national "Top 1 Deep Breathing Small Town", the first batch of all-round eco-tourism demonstration cities in Fujian Province and a forest city in Fujian Province.

Central Plains civilization and Fujian-Vietnam culture meet and merge here, and Buddhism, Taoism, Catholicism, Christianity and Islam coexist, thus cultivating an open, inclusive and eclectic simple folk custom. Comprehensive evaluation ranked No.1 in Nanping for 13 consecutive years, won the title of provincial civilized city for four consecutive years, was selected as the nominated city of national civilized city, and was selected as the top 1 comprehensive well-off index of county-level cities in China twice.