Known as the "City of Banyans", the historic seaport has a rich history dating back to the Han Dynasty (circa 200BC). Fuzhou is a prefecture-level city situated in China's Fujian Province with abundant hot spring.

Quanzhou is known as being the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, and was once one of the world’s largest seaports in the Song (960–1279) and Yuan (1279–1368) dynasties. Today, visitors can still see a number of sites related to the era.

Xiamen in Fujian Province has pristine beaches, great scenery and is considered one of the most attractive cities in China. The city area spans two islands and a mainland peninsula.