Bamin land refers to Fuzhou, Xinghua, Jianning, Yanping, Tingzhou, Shaowu, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou.

Fujian, another name of Fujian Province, is located on the east coast of the province, bordering Zhejiang Province in the north, Jiangxi Province in the west, Guangdong Province in the south and Taiwan Province across the Taiwan Province Strait in the east. Fujian has a long history and profound cultural heritage. The topography of Fujian is complex, with Wuyi Mountain in the northwest, Daiyun Mountain in the southeast, hills and basins in the south-central, and more than 1,5 kilometers of coastline along the coast.

The forest coverage rate in Fujian ranks first in China, and Fujian is also an important ceramic production base. Fujian is also rich in tourism resources, with many famous tourist attractions. Fuzhou is the capital of Fujian Province, and its scenic spots include Shizhushan Scenic Area, Lin Zexu Memorial Hall and Fuzhou Botanical Garden. Fuzhou's special cuisine is also very famous, such as Buddha jumping over the wall and Fuzhou fish balls.

Besides Fuzhou, there are many other scenic spots worth visiting in Fujian. Wuyishan in Nanping is one of the famous tourist attractions in Fujian, where there is a unique Danxia landform and a long tea culture. Nanjing Tulou in Zhangzhou City is an ancient architectural complex with profound historical and cultural heritage. The architectural style here is unique and full of strong regional culture.

In Fujian, you can also experience the unique local culture. There are many unique folk activities in Fujian, such as lion dance in southern Fujian and dragon dance in Putian, which have profound historical and cultural connotations. There are many traditional handicrafts in Fujian, such as Dehua White Porcelain and Jianyang Song Porcelain, which show the wisdom and skills of Fujian people.

There are two reasons why Fujian is called the land of Bamin:

1. Fujian was a land of Fujian in ancient times, and in the Tang Dynasty it was divided into five states (Fu, Jian, Quan, Zhang and Ting), namely Fu, Jian (now Jian 'ou, Wuyishan and Pucheng), Quan (now Putian, Quanzhou and Xiamen), Zhang, Ting and Ting. The southern song dynasty was divided into eight prefectures, prefectures and armies, and the yuan dynasty was divided into eight roads, which was called eight Fujian.

2. In the Yuan Dynasty, Fujian Province was divided into Fuzhou, Xinghua, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, Jianning, Yanping, Tingzhou and Shaowu eight roads, which were changed to eight houses in Ming Dynasty, so it was called Eight Fujian.