Since the end of 17, when Chen Yiming was stationed in the Ming Dynasty, Kinmen has been under the administrative jurisdiction of China. With the rule of the Qing Dynasty, Jinmen became the county-level administrative unit of Fujian Province, which has been under the jurisdiction of China.
It was not until 1949 that the national army was forced to retreat, and Kinmen became the frontier island of Taiwan Province Province. Later, with the restoration of Taiwan Province, Kinmen has been a part of Taiwan Province Province.
Kinmen, located in the southeast of Fujian Province, is an important part of the southeast coast of China. Although geographically located on the mainland side, Kinmen covers an area of only 1.5 1.6 square kilometers, making it the smallest county and city administrative region in Taiwan Province Province. Limited by its geographical location and small area, Kinmen has closer ties with Taiwan Province Province, and its development depends more on the economic exchanges of Taiwan Province Province in mainland China.
folk custom
There are many things around Jinmen's house to ward off evil spirits, such as the eight diagrams mirror, the wind lion on the wall, and so on. The wind lion shoulders the sacred task of defending the peace of the village. Among the evil spirits in Xiaojinmen, the pheasant that eats termites is used to keep out the wind. Jinmen lacks deep bay, Hong Kong and Macao, and the land is barren and arid. Because life is not easy, most residents engage in small-scale farming and fishing, or enlist in the army.
Therefore, the local residents, except the families of officials, are mostly farmers, workers and a few businessmen. Under this social background, the cultural characteristics derived from it have two extremes: nobility and vulgarity. However, the real life culture of Kinmen people should still be dominated by ordinary people.
According to the results of "Happy City Survey in Taiwan Province Province" released by Taiwan Province media, kinmen county was rated as the happiest city in Taiwan Province Province for three consecutive years on 20 12, 20 13 and 20 14.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-kinmen county