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The Fuzhou Navy Yard was one of China’s first attempts at Western Technology and the seaport was opened in 1867. A Chinese Naval Academy was also opened on this site and became a place for people to study foreign languages and sciences. The port had very little to do with industry and was mainly a commercial centre until the Japanese occupied it during the Second World War. Since the end of the War, The Port of Fuzhou has expanded greatly and its main exports are paper, food and timber.
| Port Location: Fuzhou | |
| Port Name: Port of Fuzhou | Latitude: 26° 2′ 51″ N |
| Port Authority: Fuzhou Port Affairs Bureau | Longitude: 119° 18′ 3″ E |
| Address: Port Administration Office, Gangkou Road, Mawei Fuzhou, Fujian, 350015, China | UN/LOCODE: CNFOC |
| Phone: 86 591 8368 2232 | Port Type: Rive Port |
| Fax: 86 591 8368 3227 | Port Size: Medium |