Fujian, Taiwan and Hainan
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| Conventional short name: | |
| Local: | 福建臺灣海南 (福臺南) Hok-kiàn Tâi-oân Hái-lâm (Hok-tâi-lâm) |
| English: | Fujian, Taiwan and Hainan (Futainan) |
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| Languages: | |
| Official: | Hokkien |
| Others: | Hakka, Wu, Hainanese, Hokchew, Taiwanese Aboriginal languages |
Fujian, Taiwan and Hainan (Often abbreviated as Futainan) are a Federal Kingdom, with an elected monarch. The Federal government has very little power outside of foreign affairs, at least not since 1959, when the individual governments were created. The Kingdom has close relations with its closest neighbours, Shanghai, Canton and Nanchang, and forced unification with Meizhou, in all but name. It has a reputation of cooperation with the west, and it has a very large manufacturing industry, home to the manufacturing bases of many western companies.
Geography
Borders
North (of Fujian): Shanghai.
North (of Hainan): Canton.
West (of Fujian): Nanchang.
Southwest (of Fujian): Meizhou.
South and East: South China Sea.
