Which city does Minqing County belong to?

Minqing County is a county under the jurisdiction of Fuzhou City. It is located in the eastern part of Fujian Province and the middle and lower reaches of the Min River. It has a total area of ??1,494 square kilometers and governs 11 towns and 5 townships.

The agriculture in Minqing County is rich in characteristics. It is a key Camellia oleifera county in the province and a mixed fruit base in the south. It is rich in the "Five Famous Fruits" of olives, plums, citrus, pomelo and seedless persimmons. Vegetables and dried noodles are famous as "Three Treasures of Fujian and Qing Dynasties".

Ceramic production has a long history, which can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty. The 12-square-kilometer Dongqiao Yiyou ancient kiln site is the largest existing ancient kiln site in China. Architectural ceramics and electric porcelain have achieved large-scale development, and it is the largest ancient kiln site in China. The production base county enjoys the reputation of "Southeast Porcelain Capital".

Minqing County Attractions:

1. Huangchulin Hot Spring Scenic Area

Huangchulin Hot Spring Scenic Area is known as the "No. 1 Hot Spring in China" and is now a four-star Level rural tourism operating unit. It is located in the national Huangchulin Nature Reserve, located in Xiongjiang Town, Minqing County, Fujian Province, about 90 kilometers away from Fuzhou City.

2. QiDie Spring

QiDie Hot Spring Scenic Area is located in Xieyang Village, Tazhuang Town, Minqing County. It is a national 3A-level scenic spot. The scenic area is surrounded by mountains, with lush trees, fresh air and beautiful scenery. It is a comprehensive hot spring tourist resort integrating bathing and fitness, leisure and entertainment, catering and accommodation, conference reception, and agricultural sightseeing. The hot spring outlet here is more than 400 meters above sea level, making it the highest developed hot spring in Fujian Province.