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Tsai Fu-hsiung from the island of Taiwan journeyed to Meizhou Island in Fujian Province in 1981, forging a 40-year friendship rooted in shared devotion to Mazu, the Chinese goddess of the sea.
Taiwan’s Chaotian Temple inspired Tsai Fu-hsiung’s voyage to Fujian’s Meizhou Island, highlighting cultural connections across the Taiwan Strait.
Chaotian Temple in Beigang Town is a famous Mazu temple on the island of Taiwan. In the 1970s, resident Tsai Fu-hsiung’s quest to uncover Mazu’s story connected Taiwan and Fujian across the Taiwan Strait.
Discover how Tsai Fu-hsiung’s journey from Chaotian Temple on the island of Taiwan to Meizhou Island in Fujian Province unveiled the shared heritage of Mazu worship.
Chaotian Temple in Beigang Town, Taiwan, inspired Tsai Fu-hsiung in the 1970s to explore Mazu’s story, leading him across the Taiwan Strait to Fujian Province, highlighting enduring cultural connections.
Discover how Chaotian Temple in Beigang Town inspired a voyage that connected the island of Taiwan and Fujian Province, highlighting shared cultural heritage through the story of Mazu.
Discover how Chaotian Temple in Beigang inspired Tsai Fu-hsiung’s journey across the Taiwan Strait, uncovering deep cultural ties through the legend of Mazu.
Discover how Chaotian Temple in Beigang Town inspired a resident’s journey across the Taiwan Strait to uncover shared cultural roots in Fujian Province.
The Mawei-Matsu Lantern Festival has begun in Fujian Province, uniting both sides of the Taiwan Straits in a celebration of Chinese New Year traditions. Featuring lanterns from the mainland and the Taiwan region, the festival runs for a record 53 days.
Jinjiang City in Fujian Province is emerging as a global player with products showcased at the Paris Olympics and a thriving economy. Discover how this vibrant city embodies the spirit of striving for success.
In Quanzhou, Fujian Province, the ancient tradition of salt-making thrives, producing high-quality sea salt through a meticulous, natural process that harnesses the coastal environment.
Torrential rains in southeast China’s Fujian Province have forced 36,000 people to evacuate due to severe flooding, causing significant damage and economic loss.
Ganlu Temple, built in 1146 during the Song Dynasty, is a marvel nestled within a Danxia rock cave in Fujian Province, supported by a single wooden pillar and named after a dripping stalactite.
Artisans in Fujian Province embark on a five-year project to craft a giant wood carving of China’s Grand Canal using 500-year-old camphor trees, celebrating its history and cultural significance.
Explore the picturesque Ziyang Park in Fujian Province, a serene sandbar island rich in cultural heritage and home to the legacy of philosopher Zhu Xi.
Explore Gulangyu, China’s pedestrian-only island off Xiamen City in Fujian Province. A UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site known for its history, architecture, and serene landscapes.
Explore Fujian, a southeastern Chinese coastal province rich in cultural heritage and natural wonders, from the UNESCO-listed Wuyi Mountains to the historic Fujian Tulou dwellings.
Discover Fujian Province, China’s coastal gem known for its expansive maritime economy and lush forests, blending economic vitality with natural splendor.
Discover Fujian Province, China’s leading tea producer, renowned for its rich tea heritage, diverse tea varieties, and flourishing ecological tea gardens poised for growth by 2025.
Fujian Province in southeast China has doubled its GDP over the past decade to 5.4 trillion yuan, emerging as a leader in manufacturing, marine economy, and digital transformation.
