Southern Fujian Province; specifically the area around the Jin and Jiulong rivers.

The largest river in Fujian province, flowing through Fuzhou into the East China Sea.

Southern Min language; a group of languages or dialects including [[闽南话|閩南話|min3 nan2 hua4]], spoken in southern Fujian, Taiwan, eastern Guangdong, and Southeast Asia

Southern Fujian topolect; a family of Sinitic languages spoken in southern Fujian and surrounding areas, including Hokkien.

Minhou County in Fuzhou City, Fujian province

(bound form) Fujian and Guangdong provinces, or the southern coastal region of China; often used in linguistic or cultural contexts referring to these two areas

Minhou, a county in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province

Minqing, a county in Fuzhou city, Fujian province

Minqing, a county in [[福州|福州|fu2 zhou1]] City, Fujian Province

A form of local Chinese opera originating from Fuzhou and popular throughout Fujian province; also called [[福州戏|福州戲|fu2 zhou1 xi4]]

Taiwanese Southern Min Romanization System, the official romanization for Taiwanese Hokkien published by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan

the culinary traditions of Sichuan, Shandong, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Hunan, and Anhui; often used collectively to refer to the [[八大菜系|八大菜系|ba1 da4 cai4 xi4]]

Labuan, an island territory of Malaysia off the coast of Sabah in north [[婆罗洲|婆羅洲|po2 luo2 zhou1]]

the Northern Min language group or dialect, spoken primarily in the Nanping region of northern Fujian Province

Fujian edition of a book, especially those printed in Fujian during the Song and Yuan dynasties

Fujian-style cooking; one of the eight major culinary traditions of China

The Min group of Chinese languages, including varieties like Hokkien and Teochew, spoken primarily in Fujian, Taiwan, and parts of Guangdong.