What are the specialties in Quanzhou? What specialties can Quanzhou take home?

Quanzhou's specialties include Yongchun Citrus, Red Crab, Floating Fruit, Anxi Persimmon, Gao Tai Honey Pomelo, Dehua Black Chicken, Quanzhou Longan, Yanfu Longan, Dehua Porcelain, Hui 'an Stone Carving, Yongchun Paper Weaving Painting, etc. Quanzhou is located at low latitude, facing the ocean in the east, and belongs to subtropical maritime monsoon climate, with superior climatic conditions and abundant climatic resources, which provides a good environment for people's life and economic development.

Dehua is one of the "three porcelain capitals" in China. In the Song Dynasty, Dehua porcelain was sold overseas. The white porcelain fired by Dehua in the Ming Dynasty is transparent ivory, which is called "ivory white". The main products are all kinds of Chinese and western tableware, tea sets, wine sets and other daily-use fine porcelain, all kinds of traditional figures, animal porcelain carvings, vases, flower pots, lamps and other artistic display porcelain, thousands of kinds.

Yongchun paper-woven painting is a unique traditional folk handicraft in Yongchun county. It is a paper-woven painting developed from Chinese painting and mounted. Yongchun paper-woven paintings have a wide range of themes and rich contents, from people and stories to landscapes, flowers and birds, birds and animals.

Quanzhou is located in the east of China, bordering Fuzhou in the north, Xiamen in the south and Taiwan Province Province in the east. It is a subtropical maritime monsoon climate with superior climatic conditions. Minnan dialect is the main dialect, as well as Puxian dialect and Hakka dialect, with a permanent population of 2.04 million.