# Fujian — facts, map and seven compositions

Research date: 2026-10-04. Map viewed visually. Prompts prepared; images are not declared completed or approved by this document.

## Inventory of the source map

Labels: Wuyi Mountains, Wuyishan, Nanping, Zhenghe, Fuding, Ningde, Daiyunshan, Min River, Fuzhou, Sanming, Putian, Yongding, Anxi, Longyan, Quanzhou, Jiulong River, Xiamen, Zhangzhou, Taiwan Strait. Depicted: steep Wuyi cliffs with temple architecture, three large episodes of tea terraces with pickers, branching rivers, two stone arch bridges, round Yongding tulou, coastal roofs/pagodas/settlements, several sailing vessels, scatter of islets. Unidentified bridges and temple do not receive an invented precise name. Paper background, relief shadow and administrative fill are not carried over to PNG.

## Tea territories and fact separation

Fujian indeed grows and processes several types of tea. Main coverage: Wuyishan — rock oolong; Tongmu — Zhengshan Xiaozhong black tea; Fuding — white tea, Bailin — a separate black tea tradition; Zhenghe — white and gongfu black tea; Fu'an/Tanyang — black; Fuzhou — jasmine scenting of green tea; Anxi — Tieguanyin; Yongchun — Foshou; Zhangping — pressed square Shuixian; Pinghe — Baiya Qilan; Zhao'an — Baxian; Datian — Beauty tea; Wuping — green tea. The government list confirms the territories and names; images of varieties are not presented as a laboratory identifier. Fuzhou is shown specifically through flowers and the scenting process, not as a separate tea plant variety called "jasmine tea." The name Foshou does not mean the addition of citron fruit, and Zhangping Shuixian does not mean narcissus flowers in the infusion. Coastal vessels/crates are trade and travel content, without unconfirmed historical dates. C1–C3 include a broad set of tea groups; C4–C7 reduce the set for the sake of drawing scale.

## tea.travel and primary sources

- tea.travel: https://tea.travel/en/region/fujian/ — attempt to read via web tool and direct HTTP; received Internal Error and 403. Content not attributed to source and not quoted as read.
- [Fujian Agriculture: regional tea clusters and brands](https://nynct.fujian.gov.cn/xxgk/zfxxgk/fdzdgknr/nyyw/nyzc/202108/t20210831_5678463.htm) — Anxi, Wuyi, Fuding, Fuzhou, Tanyang, Zhenghe, Pinghe, Zhangping, Datian, Wuping, Yongchun.
- [Fujian Foreign Affairs: Fujian Tea](https://wb.fujian.gov.cn/English/momentsinfujian/202209/t20220907_5989097.htm) — overview of the main teas and Fu'an/Tanyang.
- [Fuding White Tea Culture System](https://fujian.gov.cn/english/news/202505/t20250522_6917162.htm) — Fuding and natural withering.
- [Fuzhou jasmine scenting](https://www.fujian.gov.cn/english/cultureandtravel/cultureandarts/202504/t20250403_6796773.htm) — green tea and flowers, the scenting process; health claims are excluded.
- [Fujian Agriculture: Zhangping Shuixian](https://nynct.fujian.gov.cn/ztzl/fsfsfnyp/202212/t20221212_6077339.htm) — oolongs, square shape, shaping and roasting.
- [Yongchun Foshou, Quanzhou government](https://www.quanzhou.gov.cn/gastronomy/en/Culinary/ingredients/202412/t20241220_3120307.htm) — origin and regional tradition.
- [Pinghe Baiya Qilan](https://www.fujian.gov.cn/zwgk/ztzl/sxzygwzxsgzx/flsxkmh/202307/t20230706_6200579.htm) — local cultivar and tea.
- [Zhao'an Baxian](https://www.fujian.gov.cn/zwgk/ztzl/sxzygwzxsgzx/flsxkmh/202606/t20260629_7168828.htm) — origin and cultivation.
- [Fujian Forestry: official list of teas](https://lyj.fujian.gov.cn/zwgk/zcfg/gfxwjnew/202511/P020251112360467303999.pdf) — tea types, including Zhengshan Xiaozhong, Bailin, Zhenghe, green teas. All links are kept as sources of facts; service links and dates do not appear on the print.

## Seven independent solutions

- **C1: Leaf between rock and sea.** A master roaster at the foot of the Wuyi cliffs; artisanal surfaces flow into northern drying racks, southern oolongs and a jasmine table by the river.
- **C2: Six letters, many tea worlds.** The word FUJIAN becomes the architecture of the drawing: rocks support F, shelves enter U, jasmine twines around the edge of I, and square tea pressing closes the right side.
- **C3: Fujian's tea channels.** A diagonal atlas from the northwestern cliffs to the eastern jasmine, with a separate southern branch Anxi–Zhangping; the processes show the differences among teas.
- **C4: Courtyard, cliff, and tea workshop.** The round Yongding courtyard and Wuyi cliffs are the two main scales; between them unfolds the residential tea culture of Fujian.
- **C5: Parade of Leaves and Sails.** Large rounded graphics: tulou, tea basket, and sail rhyme in shape, while the varying heights of rocks, people, and terraces create movement.
- **C6: From tea mountains to sails.** An S-shaped path connects tea baskets, bridges, tulou and a coastal ship; energetic graphics without painterly haze.
- **C7: Ten things of Fujian tea.** Large simple objects without small captions: white leaf, roasting basket, square tea, jasmine, tulou, and sail.

## Technical and editorial boundaries

C1 uses the first two colors of the regional palette, C2–C3 all five, C4–C7 the first three. The background is truly transparent; there is no mandatory empty space percentage. C1–C6 is a coherent composition, C7 is 8–10 large simple groups. Only English text; C7 is only the region name. Master 3840 × 1280 px; final PNG RGBA 3840 × 1152 px, 250 × 75 mm.

The maps are an artistic source, not a geodetic plan. Symbolic proximity of scenes does not mean they are located on the same plot. The number of places explored is wider than the number of captions; the execution and quality of individual scenes are checked on the finished image. The prompt itself does not confirm the completeness of the result.