Where does Jinjiang Jinjing belong?

Jinjing Town is a town under the jurisdiction of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province.

Jinjing town, affiliated to Jinjiang City, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, is located in the southeast of Jinjiang City, bordering shen hu zhen in the east, Jinmen Island in the south, Yinglin Town in the west and Longhu Town in the north, with an administrative area of 56.69 square kilometers. By the end of 20 19, the registered population of jinjing town was 570 12.

In the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Li Quanshan in Anren Township. 1984, reverted to jinjing town. As of June 2020, jinjing town has jurisdiction over 2 communities and 20 administrative villages, and the town people's government is located in Jinjing Village. In 20 19, there were 676 industrial enterprises in jinjing town, including 8 general stores or supermarkets 1 17 with an operating area of over 50 square meters.

History and culture

Origin of place names: According to legend, at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, when Emperor You fled to the south, the fleet docked at Jingwei Port at the entrance of Mazu Palace. The young emperor was thirsty, and the soldiers sent him to the well near the palace. The water was sweet and delicious. The young emperor was ecstatic and praised "Jinjing Ganquan", hence the name Jinjing.

Cultural relics and historic sites: jinjing town has the Cliff Statue of Yan Xizi in Tang Dynasty 1 statue, and there are 65,438 Cliff Statues of Liu Cong Temple in Song Dynasty, Cliff Statues of Jinjing Temple in Yuan Dynasty, Pagoda without Tail in Ming Dynasty, Cave Cliff Statues, Cliff Stone Carvings in Fuquan City, Ruins of Fuquan Ancient City Wall, Donggong Ancient Land, Li Xia Palace, Tomb of Cai Jishi in Republic of China, Jinjing Christian Church, Monument to Martyrs in Jinjing, Anye.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-jinjing town