Licheng District (formerly Jinjiang County, Quanzhou District) is a district under the jurisdiction of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. Licheng District is one of the urban areas in Quanzhou, which is named after the ancient city looks like a carp. It was once called "Quanzhou" in history. Quanzhou Plain, located in the lower reaches of Jinjiang River, borders Fengze District in the east and north, Nan 'an City in the west and north, and Jinjiang City in the west and south.

Licheng District has 8 sub-district offices and 1 provincial development zones, namely: Jiangnan Street, Fuqiao Street, Jinlong Street, Changtai Street, Kaiyuan Street, Lizhong Street, Haibin Street, Linjiang Street and Jiangnan High-tech Electronic Park.

Tourist attractions:

1, Kaiyuan Temple

Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple, a national key cultural relic protection unit, is located in West Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China. Tang Wu was founded in 686, with a history of 1300 years.

2. Former residence of Li Zhi

Li Zhi's former residence, located at No.23 Wanshou Road, South Gate, Licheng District, Quanzhou, is an ordinary private house with two entrances and three bays. There is only one passage left in front. The main hall is built in the form of sloping roof and brick-wood structure. There is a desk for the statue of Li Zhi in the hall, with a map of Li Zhi family behind it. Covers an area of 495 square meters.

3. Jing Qing Temple

Jing Qing Temple, the earliest Islamic building in China, is one of the first national key cultural relics protection units announced by the State Council. China has the earliest and oldest Islamic temple with Arabic architectural style. Located in the middle of Tumen Street in Licheng District, it is a national key cultural relics protection unit.