Fuzhou is an Eastern Min Chinese variety spoken by around 10 million people, primarily in Fujian province (around the capital Fuzhou) and substantial diaspora communities in Singapore, Malaysia, and the United States. The Fuzhou-American community is heavily concentrated in New York City — particularly Manhattan's Chinatown and parts of Brooklyn — where it has been a major Chinese-American population since the 1990s, often associated with the restaurant and food-supply industries. Our Fuzhou translation work overlaps with general Chinese — civil documents are usually in written Mandarin, with Fuzhou being the spoken language for interpreting assignments.