Fuzhou, Fujian
China
Fuzhou, Fujian connects to 6908 places across 26 topics through 270 Bunkabop connections, with history, government, religion, and tea culture all well represented. The city's jasmine tea system earned UN FAO recognition as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System in 2014. Its history topic, the largest cluster, traces patterns back to a Jin dynasty migration wave in 308 AD. Strong ties to Japan, Taiwan, and Beijing reflect Fuzhou's role in East Asian political and religious exchange.
War of the Eight Princes
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Fujian | Luoyang, Henan
Treaty of Nanjing
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Siming, Xiamen | Shinan, Qingdao
Roman Catholic Diocese of Tingzhou
Fujian People's Government
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Fujian | Fuchien Province, Republic of China
Chinese Revolution (1949)
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Qinghai | Jinzhou, Liaoning
Min (Ten Kingdoms)
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Fuchien Province, Republic of China | Gushi County
Red Guards (China)
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Foreign concessions in Tianjin | Shinan, Qingdao
Xiangtang–Putian Railway
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Fujian | Yongtai County
Matsu (goddess)
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Fujian | Matsu Islands
Mandarin (bureaucrat)
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Diễn Châu district | Zhao'an County
Shen Baozhen
Connects Fuzhou, Fujian to: Tainan | New Taipei City, Taiwan | Hengchun, Taiwan