Anxi County

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Anxi County (Chinese: 安溪县; pinyin: Ānxī Xiàn), Fujian Province, China, is a county level city in the Quanzhou prefecture-level city. It is well-known for its ancient and famous tea, the Tieguanyin Oolong. Tie Guan Yin in English is Iron Goddess of Mercy.

Qingshui Yan (Chinese: 清水岩; pinyin: Qingshui Yan) is a mountain hosting a very large Buddhist temple.

Qing Shui Yan Temple in 2006

China Tea Capital (Chinese: 中国茶都 pinyin: Zhongguo Chadu) is a large center dedicated to showcasing Anxi County's famous oolong tea.

China Tea Capital

Prefecture-level divisions of Fujian

Sub-provincial cities:	Xiamen
Prefecture-level cities:	Fuzhou \| Longyan \| Nanping \| Ningde Putian \| Quanzhou \| Sanming \| Zhangzhou

List of Fujian County-level divisions

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