How many districts are there in Xiamen?

Xiamen has six administrative districts, namely Siming District, Huli District, jimei district District, Haicang District, Tongan District and Xiang 'an District. Among them, Siming District and Huli District are located in Xiamen Island 1 and Siming District, which are one of the six major districts in Xiamen and the earliest economic, political, cultural and financial centers. They are located on the southeast coast of Xiamen Island (now including Gulangyu Island and Dayu Island), surrounded by the sea on three sides, facing the Xiaojinmen Islands and Zhangzhou mainland across the sea.

2. Huli District is located in the north of Xiamen Island, surrounded by the sea on three sides and facing Jimei Peninsula across the sea. The land area of the whole region is 65.78 square kilometers, accounting for 47% of the area of Xiamen Island, which is the smallest of the six major districts in Xiamen, with a coastline of 24 kilometers.

3. jimei district, one of the six administrative districts of Xiamen, Fujian Province, is an important gateway of Xiamen Special Economic Zone, a famous hometown of overseas Chinese and a scenic tourist area, a cultural and educational area of Xiamen, an advanced cultural area of Fujian Province, a first-class civilized city and an advanced area of spiritual civilization construction of Xiamen.

4. Haicang District is located in the prominent part of the Golden Triangle area of Minnan Mansion. It is an important port for offshore trade in Minnan and the largest state-level Taiwanese investment zone in China.

Tongan District, the largest administrative region in Xiamen, is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese and Taiwan compatriots, and is known as "the land of Zoulu on the seashore and a famous state of cultural relics".

6. Xiang 'an District is a newly established district after the adjustment of administrative divisions. It was formally established in June 65438+1October 65438+September 2003. It is the youngest administrative region in Xiamen, the administrative region with the longest coastline in Xiamen, the key hometown of overseas Chinese in Fujian Province and the old revolutionary base area. Xiang 'an, which means well-being in soaring, Xiamen, a city under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province, a sub-provincial city and a city with separate plans, is a China Special Economic Zone approved by the State Council, an important central city, port and scenic tourist city in the southeast coast. [1] is located at the southeast end of Fujian Province, adjacent to Zhangzhou Taiwanese Investment Zone in the west, Nan 'an in the north and Jinmen and Dadan Island across the sea in the southeast. It belongs to subtropical maritime monsoon climate. The whole city covers an area of 1699.39 square kilometers, governs six municipal districts and has a permanent population of 3.92 million (20 16 at the end of the year) [2].

According to legend, it was the habitat of egrets in ancient times, so it is also called "Egret Island". Yuan belongs to Quanzhou Road; Ming belongs to Quanzhou prefecture. From 65438 to 0650, Zheng successfully entered Xiamen, which became an important base for recovering Taiwan Province Island in the future. In the late Qing Dynasty, due to the implementation of the Wang Xia Treaty, Xiamen was forced to become a semi-feudal and semi-colonial public concession. 1June 1949, Xiamen was liberated. It was not until 1979 that Minister of National Defense Xu issued the Statement on Stopping the Shelling of Dajinmen Island and Xiaojinmen Island, which lasted for 2 1 year and ended [3].

Xiamen, which speaks Minnan dialect, is a major city in southern Fujian. It is also called Xiamen-Zhang Quan-Minnan Golden Triangle Economic Zone with Zhangzhou and Quanzhou. Famous scenic spots include Gulangyu Island, Shiwan Botanical Garden, Hu Lishan Fort, Nanputuo Temple and Zeng Cuo An Village Village.