Jinning Township () is a rural township in Kinmen. It is in the Taiwan Strait, on the coast of mainland China. It has a population of 34,569 (February 2023) and an area of .
History In 1913, Sen-you Li () founded the Guning Advanced Elementary School ().
In October 1949, today's Jinning Township was the site of the Battle of Kuningtou.
Jinning Township was established in 1953.
In 1999, the Kinmen County Government established a horseshoe crab conservation area of about 800 hectares in the tidal flat northwest of Guningtou (Ku-ning-t'ou, ).
In August 2026, all shipments and sales of pork to Taiwan Area have been halted after one of the pig caracasses had been found in the shores of Wushajiao that was infected with African swine fever.https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2026/08/26/2003863168
Administrative divisions
Jinning is divided into six rural villages: Anmei Village () Banglin Village (Pang-lin,, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency ) Guning Village () Houpan Village () Hupu Village () Panshan Village ()
Education National Quemoy University
Tourist attractions Beishan Broadcasting Wall Beishan Old Western-style House Chiang Ching-kuo Memorial Hall Ci Lake Gulongtou Zhenwei Residence Guningtou Battle Museum Houhu Seashore Park Kinmen Peace Memorial Park
Transportation Jinning is connected to Lieyu by the Kinmen Bridge.
See also List of islands of Taiwan
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