1. City logo-Three Mountains and One Water: In Fuzhou, Yushan, Wushan and Pingshan stand out from the crowd, and the Minjiang River passes through the city like a green belt. According to historical records, the king of Fujian expanded the city in the second year of Liang Kaiping in the Five Dynasties, and incorporated the beautiful Yushan, Wushan and Pingshan into the city, forming a unique style of Fuzhou "the mountains are in the city and the city is in the mountains". "Three mountains and one water" has become the main symbol of Rongcheng, so Fuzhou is also called "three mountains".
2. Ship administration culture: refers to the ideological and cultural achievements formed during the establishment of Fujian ship administration in the late Qing Dynasty. Fujian Ship Administration, 1866 was established in Mawei, Fuzhou. It is recognized as the "cradle of modern navy in China" and the birthplace of modern industry, science and technology and higher education in China. Since its establishment 40 years ago, Fujian Shipping Bureau has vigorously carried out a series of activities to "enrich Qiang Bing", such as shipbuilding, building warships, building airplanes, running schools, attracting talents and sending children abroad to study, which has promoted the birth and development of new industries such as shipbuilding, metallurgy, telecommunications, railway and aircraft manufacturing in modern China and left rich ideological and cultural achievements in cultural exchanges between China and the West.
3. Culture of "three lanes and seven lanes": The culture of "three lanes and seven lanes" originated from the "three lanes and seven lanes" in Fuzhou historical and cultural block. "Three Alleys and Seven Alleys" is located in the downtown area of Fuzhou (Gulou District), which is the general name of the alleys arranged from north to south on both sides of Nanhou Street. The "three squares" are Yijinfang, Wenrufang and Guanglufang; "Seven Alleys" are Yangqiao Lane, Langguan Alley, Zhonglou Alley, Huang Xiang, Anmin Alley, Gongxiang and Goose Skin Alley. The basic pattern of "three lanes and seven lanes" historical and cultural blocks was formed in the late Tang Dynasty and reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, especially in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, with a total area of about 45 hectares. There are more than 200 ancient buildings, with squares connected, alleys connected, walls painted, rigorous layout, exquisite houses and ingenious technology. Known as "Museum of Ancient Buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties" and "Living Fossil of China City Lane System". Many famous people who go down in history in Fuzhou also come from or are closely related to the "three alleys and seven alleys", which contains a heavy historical and humanistic atmosphere and shows a profound and profound culture of Fujian in Fuzhou.
4. Shanghang Road, Xiahang Road and its nearby Taijiang River are commonly known as "Shuanghang". It refers to two parallel horizontal streets from Xiaoqiaotou to Damiao Road, which were the commercial center and maritime terminal of Fuzhou in the early years. "Hangzhou" is actually derived from the sound of "Hangzhou", and there is a historical process of geographical change here. In ancient times, the Minjiang River bypassed Damiao Mountain, and Shanghang was the ferry terminal of Shanghang and Shanghang. This ancient block, once famous for its prosperous business, has always been an important place for folklore and history experts to study the commercial development of Fuzhou.
5. Jinjishan Pedestrian Street, located in the center of Fuzhou, is called "Lancheng Plank Road". Visit the city plank road and "over mountains and mountains" to enjoy the forest landscape and surrounding urban buildings. The biggest feature of this plank road is the contour plank road, with a total length of 2500 meters and an altitude of 80 meters to 90 meters. It is supported by pillars in the air, the highest is 27 meters, and the lowest is about 2 meters. It ensures the overall smoothness of the plank road and is convenient for citizens to walk. Pedestrian plank road connects Nantianzhao Tianjun Palace, Wei Jie's former residence, Duiwangdi Tibetan Temple and other cultural attractions. The large artificial waterfall near the south gate of the park constitutes a leisure space, and the surrounding flowers and plants, golden rooster sculptures and hiking trails scattered along the plank road constitute the city park.