it's not comparable. . Different in nature. Quanzhou sea area . The sea area of Fuzhou can't be bigger and better than that of Fuzhou and Quanzhou. . But it's more economical. . Fuzhou is definitely not as good as Quanzhou. . But if Jinmen is added, Quanzhou is definitely bigger than Fuzhou. . . And it will be better than Fuzhou as long as it develops peacefully in the future. . . Basically, Fuzhou cannot compare with Quanzhou. . Fuzhou is high in the north and low in the south, with low mountains and hills in the north and most of Fuzhou Basin in the south. Hot springs are widely distributed in the city, which is known as the hot spring city. The average annual temperature is 19.6℃, the average temperature in January is 1.5℃, the average temperature in July is 28.7℃[1], the annual precipitation is 1342.5 mm, and the frost-free period is 326 days. It belongs to the southern subtropical maritime monsoon climate, and it is often attacked by tropical storms (typhoons) in summer and autumn. There are rivers and lakes such as Minjiang River and West Lake. After the expansion, Mawei Port is open to navigation with more than 2 ports in the world, and has economic and trade exchanges with more than 5 countries and regions, with an annual throughput of 5 million tons. There are 12 institutions of higher learning and 35 secondary specialized schools. In 1984, it was listed as one of the 14 open port cities along the coast of China. In 1985, Mawei was listed as an economic and technological development zone. Minerals include pyrophyllite, silica sand, alum, kaolin, granite and so on. The suburbs produce rice, sweet potato, wheat, tea, vegetables, rapeseed, etc. Industry is mainly light industry, handicraft industry, machinery manufacturing and basic chemical industry. Fuzhou has 52 sites listed as national, provincial and municipal cultural relics protection units. For example, the Hualin Temple Hall, the oldest wooden building south of the Yangtze River in China, built in 964; Founded in 96, it is known as one of the four famous monuments in the world. Inscription on Ma Shishan Cliff written by Li Yangbing; Tanshishan cultural site in Minhou county, etc. The main tourist spots are Gushan, Wushan, Yushan, Xichan Temple, Minwang Temple, Linzexu Ancestral Temple and West Lake Park. Quanzhou, located in the southeast of Fujian Province, is one of the three central cities in Fujian, ranking first in the province for 11 consecutive years, and is the economic center of Fujian Province. Fuzhou and Putian, the provincial capitals in the north, Xiamen in the south, Baodao in Taiwan Province in the east and Zhangzhou, Longyan and Sanming in the west. It has jurisdiction over four districts, namely Licheng, Fengze, Luojiang and Quangang, three county-level cities, namely Jinjiang, Shishi and Nan 'an, five counties, namely Hui 'an, Anxi, Yongchun, Dehua, Jinmen (to be unified) and Quanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. Quanzhou is the same dialect as Zhangzhou, Xiamen and Taiwan Province: Minnan dialect. Nicknames: Licheng, Erythrina City and Wenling Quanzhou are the English names of Quanzhou. Geographical location: 24 22'-25 56' north latitude and 117 34'-119 5' east longitude. The whole city covers an area of 11,15 square kilometers. The total population is 7.74 million (excluding kinmen county), with the Han nationality accounting for 98.2% and ethnic minorities accounting for 1.8%. There are 48 ethnic minorities, mostly Hui, She, Miao and Mongolian. Quanzhou customs and people's feelings are simple, profound and unique. Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and other religions coexist and blend with each other. Quanzhou is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese and the main ancestral home of compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. At present, there are 6.24 million overseas Chinese and 7, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao living in Quanzhou. In Taiwan Province, 44.8% of Han compatriots (about 9 million people) are from Quanzhou. Quanzhou City Carves a Flying Sky to Welcome Guests Quanzhou City is surrounded by mountains and faces the sea. The territory is undulating with hills, valleys and basins strewn at random. There are 455 mountains over 1, meters above sea level, which are mainly distributed in some mountainous areas of Dehua, Yongchun, Anxi and Nan 'an. Daiyun Mountain extends from the northeast to the southwest, with the main peak at an altitude of 1856 meters. In Dehua County, it is known as the "roof of central Fujian". The territory is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, with a transition from Zhongshan and low mountains to coastal hills and basin plains. Quanzhou's coastline is winding, mostly bedrock coast, with a total length of about 421 kilometers. There are four harbors, namely Meizhou Bay, Quanzhou Bay, shenhu bay and Weitou Bay, and 14 ports, including Xiaocuo, Chongwu, Houzhu, Meilin and Shijing. Quanzhou spans two subtropics in central and southern China, namely, the evergreen broad-leaved forest belt in the northwest of Daiyun Mountain and the subtropical rain forest belt in the southeast with hot and humid all the year round and short-term drought. Quanzhou has abundant rainfall all the year round. There are as many as 35 streams in the territory, with a total length of 1,62 kilometers. Jinjiang, the longest river in the territory, is quite rich in water resources. Quanzhou, with its high total solar radiation, long sunshine time, rich light and heat resources and abundant rainfall, can be called "the hotbed of southern Fujian", which is extremely beneficial to the development of agricultural production, especially cash crops such as sugar, oil, hemp, forest, fruit and tea. It is the national production base of oolong tea, longan and citrus, and Anxi Tieguanyin and Yongchun Citrus are the fist export products. There are nearly 1 kinds of main economic fish, and there are more than 2 kinds of fish with high yield. The shallow beach covers an area of 1.18 million mu. It is rich in shellfish and algae such as oysters, clams, snails, kelp and laver. There are mainly more than 2 kinds of iron, manganese, gold, coal, quartz sand, granite, kaolin, geothermal and mineral water, etc. Dehua kaolin ranks among the top in the country and is the main raw material of Dehua ceramics. Quanzhou is one of the first batch of 24 famous historical and cultural cities in the State Council, and is known as "Zou Lu by the sea". Here is rich in historical and cultural accumulation, dotted with places of interest and historical sites, and cultural relics and treasures attract worldwide attention. There are 14 state-level cultural relics protection units and 4 provincial-level ones. Quanzhou was the "largest port in the East" in ancient times. The starting point of "Maritime Silk Road" has been the coexistence of various religions since ancient times, and the convergence of eastern and western cultures, especially Buddhism, Taoism and Manichaeism, was once very popular. Many religious relics constitute a unique cultural scene with historical and artistic value. Specialty products include Dehua porcelain, Hui 'an stone carving, puppet head, Lao Fan Zhi Wan Ying Divine Comedy, silk lantern, Qingyuan tea cake, Anxi oolong tea, Yongchun old vinegar and Yongchun paper weaving painting. Since the 199s, Quanzhou's industry has developed rapidly, with its output value ranking first in the province, forming a number of influential industrial clusters in China: Jinjiang shoes, Jinjiang ceramics, Jinjiang clothing, Shishi clothing, Anxi tea, Dehua ceramics, Nan 'an plumbing, Hui 'an stone carving and Quangang petrochemical. Local regional brands and corporate brands shine in contrast, and the number of well-known trademarks of China and famous brands of China in Quanzhou ranks first in Fujian Province, ranking first in the country. Fuzhou: /view/4813.htm? Fr=ala_1_1 Quanzhou: /view/8154.htm? fr=ala_1_1