The economy of Quanzhou, Fujian Province ranks first in Fujian.

Quanzhou, also known as "Carp City", is one of the central cities in the economic zone on the west coast of the Fujian Strait and a modern industrial and trade port city. It is located in East China, with Fuzhou to the north and Xiamen to the south. Not only that, Quanzhou is also a national historical and cultural city. Economic development here has begun as early as the Zhou and Qin Dynasties.

Many people praise Quanzhou as a city that makes a lot of money. It is obvious that the economy is going to catch up with first-tier cities, but few people know about it, and it is really low-key. However, as a city with such potential, Quanzhou may still be expected to become a new first-tier city.

Quanzhou is not only strong in economy, but also famous for its cultural cuisine. If you go to Quanzhou, don’t miss the various delicacies here, such as salty rice, radish rice, colorful scallop soup, lotus root and pork ribs soup, and more. The crystal buns and oriental buns here are simply good news for foodies.

Quanzhou’s topography

The geotectonic structure of Quanzhou City is located in the southeastern part of the South China fold system and the central and southern section of the East Minden volcanic fault belt. The structural belts are all distributed in the northeast-southwest direction. More than four-fifths of the area in the territory is distributed between Mesozoic volcanic rock series and intrusive rocks, with the exposed area of ??the two accounting for about half. The distribution area of ??intrusive rocks increases from northwest to southeast and becomes the main body.

The main trunk of the Daiyun Mountains in the middle section of the mountainous belt in central Fujian runs in the northeast-southwest direction, lying across the territory of Dehua in the northwest. It is huge in scale. The main peak is 1856 meters above sea level, making it the second highest peak in Fujian Province. Its branches and remaining veins extend to the southeast and south. The terrain is high in the northwest and descends in steps to the southeast, forming a multi-layered topography landscape that gradually changes from medium and low mountains to hills, terraces and plains.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Quanzhou City