Jinmen is an island located off the coast of Taiwan, known for its rich history and strategic military significance. It is part of the Kinmen County and is situated near the Taiwan Strait. The island features a mix of natural beauty, including beaches and hills, as well as historical sites from various periods, particularly the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis. The population of Jinmen is primarily engaged in agriculture and tourism, with visitors attracted to its unique culture and heritage. The island is also famous for its local delicacies, such as Jinmen Kaoliang, a strong rice liquor. Jinmen serves as a reminder of the complex relationship between Taiwan and China.