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Introduction to Hua'an, Fujian, China

Hua'an County, part of Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, China, is located in the southern part of Fujian Province, in the hinterland of the Golden Triangle of Southern Fujian. The county has a total area of about 1,300 square kilometers and a population of about 160,000, mainly Han Chinese, with She and other ethnic minorities living there. Hua'an has a long history and is one of the important birthplaces of Southern Fujian culture, famous for its unique Tulou architecture, natural scenery and tea industry.

Geography and Natural Resources

The terrain of Hua'an County is dominated by mountains and hills, and the climate is subtropical monsoon climate with mild seasons and abundant rainfall. It is rich in forest resources and water systems, including the tributaries of the Jiulong River, etc. The natural resources are superior and suitable for agricultural development, especially tea cultivation, and Hua'an Tieguanyin tea enjoys a great reputation.

Cultural and Tourism Characteristics

Hua'an is an important distribution area of Fujian Tulou, with representative buildings of the World Cultural Heritage "Fujian Tulou", such as the Eryi Building, etc. These Tulou buildings embody the wisdom and defense culture of the ancient Hakka people. In addition, the county is rich in folk activities and traditional festivals, such as the She song and dance and the Tea Culture Festival. The tourism industry focuses on eco-tourism and cultural experiences, attracting many tourists to explore the area.

Economy and Industry

Hua'an's economy is based on agriculture and tourism, with tea, fruits and bamboo and wood processing being the main industries. In recent years, the county government has been actively promoting eco-tourism and rural revitalization, combining Tulou culture and natural landscapes to promote sustainable local development. Transportation is convenient, with connections to major cities in Fujian Province via highways and railroads.