Fuzhou Women's Headwear, 1900. The two women in front wear the classic “three hairpins” (三条簪) style — a simple daily headdress of three decorative pins favored by rural working women in early 20th-century Fuzhou. In contrast, the woman behind sports a neat round bun, the typical hairstyle of city women of some social standing.

Teachers and students from the Flying Tigers Friendship School attending the Bond with Kuliang: 2026 China-U.S. Youth Baseball Exhibition Games and Sports Festival on Tuesday visited a middle school in Fuzhou, southeast China's Fujian Province, to enhance the sports and cultural exchange between young people of the two countries.

It gives me great pleasure to speak at the opening ceremony of “Bond with Kuliang” 2026 China-U.S. Youth Baseball Exhibition Games and Sports Festival held in Fuzhou. This year’s Sports Festival, themed “Pitch Across Oceans, Catch the Future”, brings young baseball teams from China and the U.S. onto the same field to compete, connect and make friends through the game. I believe it will inject fresh vitality into the friendship between our peoples with the vibrant energy of youth.

International students visited the “adhesive tape” super factory and witnessed the intelligence and efficiency of Made in China! #Fuzhou# #Dongxiang# #JiangxiOpportunity# #JiangxiCreates# #JiangxiFriends#

International students visited the “adhesive tape” super factory and witnessed the intelligence and efficiency of Made in China! #Fuzhou# #Dongxiang# #JiangxiOpportunity# #JiangxiCreates# #JiangxiFriends#