Meanings
- datedDated form of Fuzhou.
The Min Kiang is a much smaller river than the above-named, but ranks high as a trade route, being the approach to the important city of Fuchow, and the centre of the southern tea trade of China.
1900, Alexis Krausse, China in Decay, London: Chapman & Hall, page 10
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