Fuzhou is the capital and largest city of Fujian Province.
It is also called Rongcheng, which means "the city of banyan trees"
Fuzhou is also known as the city of bodhi (the banyan tree, I guess it is the banyan tree in China? Fanatical.), which means Rongcheng.
It is the capital of Fujian Province, located on the north bank of the Minjiang River, the largest river in Fujian, which leads to the mainland and neighboring Jiangxi and Zhejiang provinces.
Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, is located on the Minjiang River, which is the largest estuary on the northern shore of Fujian Province. Minjiang River connects Fuzhou and borders Jiangxi and Zhejiang provinces.
Fuzhou may not have as long a history as some other ancient cities, but it still has a considerable number of historical sites.
Fuzhou may not be as rich as other cities in history, but its charming scenery and long history are enough to be the first choice for China tourism.
Three alleys and seven alleys (a group of ancient residential buildings in the late Jin Dynasty)
(House where people lived in the Jin Dynasty)
West Lake (Fuzhou West Lake) (an artificial lake built in 282 AD)
An artificial lake built in 282 AD.
Hualin Temple (date of establishment undetermined)
It has a long history, but the construction time is unknown.
Dizang Temple (built in 527 AD)
It was built in 527 AD.
Xichan Temple (built in 867 AD)
It was built in 867 AD.
Wuta (built in 799 AD and rebuilt in 936 AD)
Originally built in 799 AD, it was renovated and rebuilt in 936 AD.
The White Pagoda (White Pagoda) was built in 905, with a height of 67 m, collapsed in 1534 and rebuilt in 1548, with a height of 41m.
Originally built in 905, it is 67 meters high, collapsed in 1534 and rebuilt in 1548, and now it is 4 1 meter high.
Yongquan Temple was founded in 9 15 AD.
Yongquan Temple was built in 9 15 AD.
Mount Drum
Fuzhou National Forest Park
There are also Gushan and Fuzhou National Forest Park.
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