The Veins of City, A Love Poem for Fuzhou Inland River

Jin’an River is the longest and oldest river in Fuzhou. During the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, Jin people avoided chaos and entered Fujian from the central plains. Many famous families settled on both sides of the Jin’an River. Zhu Xi and the Lecture Hall and other historical and celebrity allusions are started on both sides of the Jin’an River.

Picture from: @press_play

At present, the most beautiful sightseeing belt has been built along the Jin’an River, and the night lighting projects has been arranged. Tourists can also take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the unique pavilions along the river.

Night view of Jin’an River

Picture from: @Dongbeile Jixiang

Banyan shade with water

Picture from: @Zancuoren-Chenchen

Many commercial cultures in Fuzhou are related to the Antai River. “Goods enter the market with the ships, and thousands of wine sellers hang in the shade.” Today, a number of small coffee shops, catering and leisure shops gather at the riverside.

Picture from: Chen Jianguo

Poetic and picturesque charm of flying flowers and flowing 

Picture from: Ye Yibin

In the most representative Fragrant Smoke Rain, there are more than 20 ancient banyan trees, including the most famous “Jiatianxia (the best)” ancient banyan. A banyan square with “the best banyan” spread out along the bank of Liuhua Stream constantly glowing with new brilliance.

Picture from: @su Xueshan

Art signs through the four seasons

Baima River starts from West Lake Park in the north and connects Minjiang River in the south. The Baima Road built along the river crosses the north and south of Fuzhou City, while Baima River Park crosses Gulou and Taijiang Districts. On the banks of the northern section of the river, there were theatres, film companies, studios and other literary and artistic units in the 1990s. Shaoyuan No.1 Cultural and Creative Park, which is full of art atmosphere and loved by young people, is also located on Baima North Road.

Picture from: Chen Junhua

In April this year, the first cruise of Baima River opened a new chapter of Fuzhou inland river tourism.

Picture from: @press_play (left); @Dali (right)