Jinmen County (administered by Taiwan, claimed by Quanzhou)

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Jinmen County is a group of strategically located offshore islands governed by Taiwan but geographically close to mainland China and historically linked to Fujian’s Quanzhou region.

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf county-level division
island group
offshore islands
adminCenter Jincheng Township
administeredBy Republic of China (Taiwan)
linked to: Republic of China
belongsTo Fujian cultural sphere
borderStatus frontline area in cross-strait relations
claimedBy People's Republic of China
linked to: China

Quanzhou
controlledBy ROC armed forces
linked to: ROC Armed Forces
country Republic of China (Taiwan)
linked to: Republic of China
crossStraitRole symbol of ROC presence near mainland
deFactoControl Republic of China (Taiwan)
linked to: Republic of China
deJureClaim People's Republic of China
linked to: China
distanceTo approximately 10 km from Xiamen (approximate)
economy sorghum liquor production
tourism
geographicallyCloseTo Quanzhou
Xiamen
governanceType local government under ROC central government
governedAs county of Fujian Province (ROC)
hasAlternativeName Kinmen County
linked to: Kinmen

Quemoy
hasCulturalLink Quanzhou dialect and customs
hasFeature fortifications from Cold War era
military tunnels
hasMajorIsland Greater Kinmen
linked to: Kinmen

Lesser Kinmen
Lieyu
historicalAffiliation Quanzhou region
linked to: Quanzhou
historicallyLinkedTo Quanzhou
historicalRegion Minnan
historicalStatus part of Fujian under imperial China
language Southern Min
locatedIn Taiwan Strait
locatedNear mouth of Jiulong River
locatedOffCoastOf Fujian Province
linked to: Fujian
militaryHistory site of artillery duels in the 1950s
partOf Fujian Province (ROC)
linked to: Lienchiang County
seatOfGovernment Jincheng Township
separatedFrom mainland China
strategicImportance control of approaches to Xiamen
symbolic importance in cross-strait disputes
strategicLocation offshore from Xiamen
timezone National Standard Time (Taiwan)
linked to: Taipei Time
usedAs military outpost

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Quanzhou hasCounty Jinmen County (administered by Taiwan, claimed by Quanzhou)
Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor ownership Kinmen County Government (via Kinmen Kaoliang Liquor Inc.)
linked to: Jinmen County (administered by Taiwan, claimed by Quanzhou)