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Where is the sturgeon village in Quanzhou?
Hello, I am from Quanzhou! Not those two words you said! It should be Xunpu! ! However, you learned about Xunpu village from Xunpu girl, haha! Remember to eat oyster omelet, hehe! ! Xunpu Community, Donghai Street, Fengze District, is located in the southeast of Quanzhou City, about ten miles away from the urban area and 7.5 miles away from Donghai Sub-district Office. This community was called Qianpu Village in ancient times. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Shunji Palace in Xunpu coincided with the birthday of Mother Mazu (that is, Lin Moniang), and the villagers in Yangdai Village on the south bank of Jinjiang jointly presented a forged Facebook account, mistaking Qianpu as Xunpu. The local villagers are not surprised, but think that this place is rich in red sturgeon, which is a specialty of this fishing village and is famous far and near. It is more in line with the reality of the village to use Xunpu as the village name, which has been used ever since. Xunpu is located in the north bank of Jinjiang, and the inland sea system is the protruding part of the lower reaches of Jinjiang bordering the East China Sea, and it is the intersection of salty and fresh water. Tao Tao enters the water in front, followed by a coastal community with fishing as the main industry and commerce. In ancient times, it was the mouth of Quanzhou Bay and the gateway to Quanzhou's southeast coastal defense.