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The 12 pages that link to Jiangxi, each with the reason it gives.

• FujianRelated: Mountain passes and river valleys link Fujian’s interior with Jiangxi.

• HunanRelated: Jiangxi borders Hunan and shares its links to revolutionary history and upland terrain.

• AnhuiRelated: The shared mountain frontier connects Anhui with the inland southeast.

• Hakka peopleRelated: Many accounts of Hakka settlement trace migration through Jiangxi.

• Nanchang UprisingBroader topic: The province became a major theater of the uprising’s retreat and later Communist organizing.

• Gan ChineseRelated: Most Gan-speaking communities are concentrated in this province.

• Mount LuNarrower topic: Mount Lu’s landscape and history belong to Jiangxi’s northern region.

• East ChinaRelated: It adds an inland basin south of the Yangtze to the region.

• NanchangNarrower topic: Nanchang’s provincial government and regional identity are rooted in Jiangxi.

• JiujiangNarrower topic: Jiujiang is one of Jiangxi’s prefecture-level cities, occupying its northern edge.

• Huizhou ChineseRelated: Its proximity helps frame migration and linguistic contact across Huizhou's southern edge.

• Tiangong KaiwuBroader topic: Song Yingxing came from Jiangxi, where he observed regional production practices.