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			{{Infobox settlement\|native_name=福建省<br>fú jiàn shěng\|name=Fujian Province\|capital=[[Fuzhou]]\|largest_city=[[Quanzhou]]\|official_languages=[[Mandarin]]\|common_languages=[[Minnan language]] [[Hokka language]]\|population_estimate=42 million\|image_map=福建省.jpg\|area_km2=124000\|official_website=https://www.fujian.gov.cn/}}

	Fujian province(福建省), One of the wealthier provinces in China, with a population of about 40 million.		Fujian province(福建省), One of the wealthier provinces in China, with a population of about 40 million.

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	== Language ==		== Language ==
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	Due to its advantageous geographical location, Fujian became an early Chinese province in contact with the world, and in the [[Song Dynasty]], [[Quanzhou]] City in Fujian Province became the starting point of the Maritime [[Silk Road]].		Due to its advantageous geographical location, Fujian became an early Chinese province in contact with the world, and in the [[Song Dynasty]], [[Quanzhou]] City in Fujian Province became the starting point of the Maritime [[Silk Road]].

			In the 18th century, after the Qing Dynasty recovered [[Taiwan]], Taiwan came under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province. Later, for national defense needs, Taiwan became a province. Taiwan and Fujian are geographically and culturally close, the same dialect is spoken in Fujian's 3 cities and Taiwan province. In 1894, Japan occupied Taiwan.

	In the [[Sino-Japanese War]] that broke out in 1931, almost all of China's coastline fell. The coastal areas of Fujian were also occupied by [[Japan]], and the Japanese army carried out inhumane massacres.		In the [[Sino-Japanese War]] that broke out in 1931, almost all of China's coastline fell. The coastal areas of Fujian were also occupied by [[Japan]], and the Japanese army carried out inhumane massacres.
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	== Culture ==		== Culture ==
	Almost all of Fujian is mountainous, and in ancient times, many Fujianese became merchants as a result. Fujian merchants extended their trade to [[Southeast Asia]], so there are many Fujianese communities in Southeast Asian countries.		Almost all of Fujian is mountainous, and in ancient times, many Fujianese became merchants as a result. Fujian merchants extended their trade to [[Southeast Asia]], so there are many Fujianese communities in Southeast Asian countries.

			== Language ==

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Fujian province(福建省), One of the wealthier provinces in China, with a population of about 40 million.

== History ==
In 221 BC, [[Qin Shi Huang]] [[Ying Zheng]] unified northern [[China]]. Thereafter he sent 500,000 troops to attack southern China. The aborigines in southern China had a low level of productivity and since then Fujian Province became part of China.

Due to its advantageous geographical location, Fujian became an early Chinese province in contact with the world, and in the [[Song Dynasty]], [[Quanzhou]] City in Fujian Province became the starting point of the Maritime [[Silk Road]].

In the [[Sino-Japanese War]] that broke out in 1931, almost all of China's coastline fell. The coastal areas of Fujian were also occupied by [[Japan]], and the Japanese army carried out inhumane massacres.

In 1979, [[Xiamen]] City in Fujian Province became one of the four [[special economic zone]]<nowiki/>s.

== Culture ==
Almost all of Fujian is mountainous, and in ancient times, many Fujianese became merchants as a result. Fujian merchants extended their trade to [[Southeast Asia]], so there are many Fujianese communities in Southeast Asian countries.