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(; Foochow Romanized: Hók-ăng-chê; sometimes Fu An) is a county-level city of Ningde prefecture level city, in northeast Fujian province, PRC, some North of the provincial capital Fuzhou. Fuzhou and Fu'an of Ningde prefecture along with Cangnan county-level city of Wenzhou prefecture in Zhejiang province make up the Min Dong linguistic and cultural region of China. Fu'an county was found in 1245 AD in the Southern Song. In civil war of China, Fu'an was occupied by People's Liberation Army on July, 1949. In November 1989, Fu'an county was abolished, at the same time Fu'an city was established. In 2019, Fu'an DongBai City () opened on Fuchun Avenue in Fu'an. It is located in the newly developed business district across from Qiyun Bridge. The large urban project was developed by DongBai Group as the central point for urban commerce in Fu'an. Fu'an is surrounded by hills and the sea. It covers an area of . By December of 2021, Fu'an has 676,624 residents. With 199031 households. Fu'an City is mainly composed of three ethnic groups: Han Chinese, She and Hui. The city is predominately Han like rest of China but there is also an old Hui community with a sizeable presence. The largest minority ethnic group is the She with a population accounting for 11% of Fu'an. The Han population in Fu'an include the Tanka people of which there currently are about 7,400. The local Fu'an dialect is part of Eastern Min which belongs to the Mindong cultural group along with Fuzhou. The She ethnic group speak a separate She language. The major religion in Fu'an city is Buddhism. Taoism and other Chinese folk beliefs are also popular. Catholic and Protestant believers accounts for 14% of the total population. There are 47 Roman Catholic and protestant churches around the city. Fu'an is known for its tea production. One successful local company is the Tan Yang Kunfu tea, which won the gold medal in Panama Pacific International Exposition (Year 1915). Besides tea, the agricultural sector is specialized in grapes, aquaculture and animal husbandry.

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Ningde

Ningde (), également appelée, Mingdong () est une ville situé au nord-est de la province du Fujian en Chine, et au sud de la baie de Wenzhou (province du Zhejiang). Elle est bordée à l'est par la mer de Chine orientale, et est en face de l'île de Taïwan. Elle est bien connue pour son agriculture et ses ressources halieutiques. La ville sous-provinciale de Ningde exerce sa juridiction sur neuf subdivisions administratives: un district urbain (arrondissement et centre ville), deux villes-districts et six xian (comtés).

Fuding

() is a county-level city in northeastern Ningde prefecture-level city, on Fujian's border with Zhejiang province. Fuding county was established during the Qing Dynasty in 1739 AD. On December 15, 1950, the Matsu Administrative Office (馬祖行政公署) of Fujian Province, Republic of China was established including modern-day Lienchiang County (the Matsu Islands), ROC (Taiwan) as well as islands in present-day Haidao Township, Xiapu County and Taishan (台山) in Fuding's Shacheng. Fuding was promoted to county-level city status in 1995.

She

Les She (畲) sont un groupe ethnique. Ils constituent l'un des 56 groupes ethniques officiellement identifiés par la République populaire de Chine. Ils représentent la plus grande minorité de Fujian. Ils sont également présents dans les provinces de Zhejiang, de Jiangxi, de Guangdong et d'Anhui. Ils étaient environ à la fin du . La langue she, le ho nte, est une des langues hmong-mien. La plupart des She parlent aujourd'hui des dialectes chinois, notamment le hakka.