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Wenzhou in history served as a foreign treaty port and continues to function normally as one in the southeast part of Zhejiang province. In the Sino-Japanese War, Wenzhou also played an important role in military field being one of the few ports not being occupied.
Situating separately from the vicinity cities, Wenzhou preserves a unique culture and language. It is also ancestry home to people who are now in Europe and the United States.
Dating back to 2000 BC, Wenzhou has fame for its pottery. It was named in Tang Dynasty as Wenzhou for the first time.
Just in the shore of the East China Sea, Wenzhou is abundant in marine resources and owns gorgeous looking islands. The natural resource of Alunite is ample which is exported in a huge amount.
Experiencing a humid subtropical climate, the summers there is hot and humid with a long duration while the winter there is comparatively short featuring by mild and dry.
In the history of economic reforms, Wenzhou is worth mentioning for carrying out a shareholding cooperative economy and private economy initiatively. Nowadays, plenty of businessmen, which are often be called the “Jews of the Orient”, in Wenzhou are investing overseas and winning huge successes. The GDP per capita of Wenzhou ranks third national wide just next to Dongguan and Shenzhen.

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