Jincheng, Kinmen

Jincheng also served as the capital of Republic of China's Fuchien Province from 1949 to 1956. From 1956 to 1996, the capital of Fuchien Province was relocated to Xindian, Taipei County. In 1996, the capital was moved back to Jincheng. ==Administrative divisions==

Jincheng is divided into eight urban villages: • Beimen Village () • Gucheng Village () • Jinshui/Jinshuei Village () • Nanmen Village () • Dongmen/Tungmen Village () • Xianan/Sianan Village () • Ximen Village () • Zhusha/Jhusha Village () • Zhushan Village (Chushan) Mayors • Appointed mayors • Wang Ping-Yuan () (1954–1955) • Liao Ko-Hsiung () (1954–1958) • Chiu Yuan () (1958– 1960) • Elected mayors • Shih Ping-Yen () (1960–1971) • Hsu Chi-Yung () (1971–1980) • Fu Wen-Min () (1980 -1982) • Cheng Ching-Li () (1982–1990) • Hsu Wen-Li () (1990 -1991) • Chen Shih-Chi () (1991–1992) • Hsu Yung-Chen () (1992–1994) • Hsu Chin-Hsiang () (1994–2002) • Tsai Hui-Shih () (2002–2010) • Shih Chao-Min () (2010–2018) • Li Cheng-Chih () (2018–present) ==Climate==

• Kinmen-Matsu Joint Services Center • Kinmen County Government • Kinmen County Council • Kinmen Fisheries Research Institute ==Infrastructure==

• Tashan Power Plant ==Tourist attractions==

• Chastity Arch for Qiu Liang-gong's Mother • Chen Shi-yin Western Style House • Deyue Gun Tower • Gugang Lake • Houpu 16 Creative Park () • Jiangong Islet • Jincheng Civil Defense Tunnel • Jincheng Seaside Park • Jinshui Elementary School • Juguang Tower • Kinmen Military Headquarters of the Qing Dynasty • Maoshan Pagoda • Mofan Street • Wentai Pagoda • Xujiang Xiaowo Stone Inscription • Yannan Academy • Zhaishan Tunnel ==Transportation==

• Shuitou Pier ==Notable natives==

• Dong Zhisen, journalist ==References==