Kinmen

Kinmen, also known as Quemoy, is a group of small islands located off the southeastern coast of China, administered by Taiwan. Historically, it has been a strategic military point due to its proximity to China, and it played a significant role during cross-strait tensions. Today, Kinmen is known for its unique blend of Taiwanese and Chinese cultures, historic military sites, and scenic landscapes. Its economy benefits from agriculture, tourism, and small-scale industry. While politically part of Taiwan, Kinmen maintains a distinct identity, serving as a symbol of cross-strait relations and regional history.