Foochow, also known as Fuzhou, is the capital city of Fujian Province in southeastern China. It is situated along the Min River and is known for its rich history, dating back over 2,000 years. The city is famous for its unique dialect, Foochow dialect, which is part of the Min Chinese language group. Foochow is also recognized for its cultural heritage, including traditional architecture and local cuisine. Notable dishes include Foochow fish balls and Bawan, a type of dumpling. The city serves as an important economic and transportation hub, connecting various regions of China and beyond.