One UNESCO World Heritage site in this province is a set of namesake circular earthen fortresses at sites such as Hekeng and Tianluokeng built by its Hakka people; those locations are this province's tulou.
One UNESCO World Heritage site in this province is a set of namesake circular earthen fortresses at sites such as Hekeng and Tianluokeng built by its Hakka people; those locations are this province's tulou. This province's coasts are home to Haitan Island, while it's is bordered on its north by the Wuyi mountains. This province is home to almost all speakers of the Pu-xian variant of its most common dialect, Min, the eastern version of which is also named after this province. This province's city of Xiamen was one of the first Special Economic Zones created by the nation this province lies in and was once known as (*) Amoy, while Quemoy lies off of this province's coast. For 15 points, name this Chinese province with capital at Fuzhou, which lies across the Formosa Strait from Taiwan.
One UNESCO World Heritage site in this province is a set of namesake circular earthen fortresses at sites such as Hekeng and Tianluokeng built by its Hakka people; those locations are this province's tulou.
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