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About Xiamen

　　 Xiamen is one of special economic zones which China sets up most early, and one of the few municipalities enjoying independent status in state economic planning. Xiamen is empowered with both provincial-level authorities in economic administrator and local legislative power, and covers a total area of 1,565 square kilometers and has a permanent population of about 2 million. Since the special economic zone was established, the City's national economy has experienced a sustained, rapid and coordinated growth, GDP the increase per year has achieved 18.5%, and surpasses USD5000 for personal GDP in average, the city competitiveness power is situated the nation fifth.

Xiamen, as a scenic beautiful harbor view traveling city has a subtropical climate. It is generally mild and an average annual temperature of approximately 21C with abundant rainwater, which is the best for whole family traveling. Xiamen has three city symbols, which are city flower—Bougainvillea globra, city bird—Egret and city tree—Delonix regia or Flame tree. Xiamen has various sightseeing attractions, places of historic interest, and tourist resorts, such as Gulanyu Islet, Wulao Moutain and Nanputo Temple, Ten-thousand Rock Botanical Garden landscape, Bailuzhou recreation center, Jimei scenic sports, and other ecological environment tours outside the island.

Xiamen is situated on the southeast coast of Fujian Province, and the linkage of Yangtze River delta and Zhujiang Delta economy developed areas, and also directly facing Taiwan Island with Taiwan Straits in between..

Dubbed "International Nations in Bloom”,” National Sanitary City", "National Garden City", "National Model City for Environmental Protection", "National Excellence in Tourism", "National Top 10 Most Livable Cities” and "National Habit Award", “National Civilized City”, Xiamen is looking forward you to attend these fairs in this November.

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