There are 7 streets in Lucheng, Wenzhou.

As of the end of 2011, Lucheng District had jurisdiction over 7 sub-district offices including Wuma, Songtai, Binjiang, Nanhui, Qidu, Shuangyu and Yangyi, and 1 town in Tengqiao.

Wuma Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 57 communities, and the office is located in Wansuili Community.

Songtai Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 35 communities and 3 administrative villages. The office is located in 16 buildings in the Xinqiaotou residential area.

Binjiang Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 34 communities and 6 administrative villages.

The office is located at No. 191 Xueyuan Middle Road.

Nanhui Street has jurisdiction over 27 communities and 14 administrative villages.

The office is located at No. 199 Shuanglong Road.

Qidu Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 6 administrative villages.

The office is located in Laotu Village.

Shuangyu Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 13 communities and 13 administrative villages. The office is located at No. 138 Wenjin Road.

Yangyi Subdistrict has jurisdiction over 1 community and 12 administrative villages. The office is located at No. 142 Yanxing Road.

Tengqiao Town has jurisdiction over 1 community and 87 administrative villages.

The town government is located at No. 183, Tengqiao South Street.

Lucheng District is a district under the jurisdiction of Wenzhou City, located in the southeast of Zhejiang Province. It is the seat of the Wenzhou Municipal People's Government and the political, economic and cultural center of Wenzhou City.

The region's land area is 292.72 square kilometers.

?Lucheng was built in the first year of Taining in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 323). According to legend, a white deer passed by with flowers in its mouth during the construction of the city, so it was named Lucheng.

Lucheng has been home to merchants since ancient times and is known as the "famous town in Dongou".

In 2018, it was selected into the top 100 districts for investment potential, the top 100 districts for scientific and technological innovation, the top 100 districts for new urbanization quality, and the top 100 districts for green development.

Extended information Historical evolution Lucheng used to belong to Yongjia County. According to legend, in the first year of Taining in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (323), when Yongjia County was established and built as a city, there was the auspicious white deer royal flower, hence its name.

It has been the seat of county, state, prefecture and county seats in the past dynasties.

After liberation (May 1950), Wenzhou City was established south of the Oujiang River in Yongjia County.

?In 1981, prefectures and cities were merged, and the original urban area was transformed into a district, named Wenzhou City Urban District.

In 1984, it was renamed Lucheng District.

In 1996, Lucheng District covered an area of ??88.3 square kilometers and had a population of 477,000.

It has jurisdiction over 16 streets, 1 town and 4 townships: Danan Street, Xiaonan Street, Guanghua Street, Wuma Street, Shuixin Street, Dongfeng Street, Shizhong Street, Xishan Street, Songtai Street, Hongdian Street, Lianchi Street,

Haitan Street, Shuomen Street, Gulou Street, Puxieshi Street, Shangdoumen Street, Shuangyu Town, Yangyi Township, Nanjiao Township, Chengjiao Township, and Liming Township.

The district government is located in Gulou Street.

In 1998, the total area of ??Lucheng District was 104 square kilometers.

The total population is 502,600.

It has jurisdiction over 17 streets, 1 town, 4 townships and Jiangxinyu Office.

In 2001, the State Council placed Tengqiao Town, Shangshu Township, Linjiang Town, Shuangchao Township, Aodi Township, and Hualongqiao Village, Shangtian Village, Yulinpan Village, and Qianwang Village in Ouhai District under the

The jurisdiction of Lucheng District; Puzhou Village and Shangpuzhou Village in Puzhou Town, Longwan District will be placed under the jurisdiction of Lucheng District; Qidu Town and Central Tu Neighborhood Committee of Qiaoxia Town in Yongjia County will be placed under the jurisdiction of Lucheng District.

After the adjustment, the area of ??Lucheng District increased from 104 square kilometers to 294.38 square kilometers, and the population increased from 516,800 to 600,300.

?On September 12, 2001, the Zhejiang Provincial Government approved the adjustment of some administrative divisions in Lucheng District, Wenzhou City: (1) The organizational system of Urban Suburban Township and Liming Township was cancelled, and all administrative districts except the former Urban Suburban Township Dongyu Village and the original Liming Township were changed to

It is directly under the jurisdiction of Lucheng District Government.

(2) Dongyu Village and Dongyu Neighborhood Committee of Xiaonan Street in Chengjiao Township were placed under the jurisdiction of Nanjiao Township.

Some administrative areas of Nanjiao Township (the three villages of Nantang, Dengta, and Longchen) were directly under the jurisdiction of Lucheng District Government.

After adjustment, Nanjiao Township has jurisdiction over 5 villages and 2 residences, located at No. 27-1 Niushan North Road (original address).

(3) Part of Shuangyu Town (three villages including Longtian, Shuang'ao and Ruoli'ao and 6 villages including Wenhua Living Area, Xinze, Yunfeng, Qixia, Yuequan and Linfeng) was changed to be under the direct jurisdiction of Lucheng District Government.

After adjustment, Shuangyu Town has jurisdiction over 9 villages and 4 residences, located at No. 138 Wenjin Highway (original address).

(4) After the Lucheng District Government adjusts and expands the area directly under its jurisdiction, it will adjust and establish several sub-district offices together with the original area directly under its jurisdiction.

?In 2002, Lucheng District governed 12 streets, 4 towns, 5 townships, 151 communities, and 146 administrative villages.

At the end of 2005, Lucheng District had an area of ??294.38 square kilometers and a population of 673,300.

It has jurisdiction over 12 streets, 4 towns, and 5 townships: Wuma Street, Lianchi Street, Shuixin Street, Nanmen Street, Jiangbin Street, Puxie Street, Hongdian Street, Guanghua Street, Nanpu Street, Liming Street

Street, Xiushan Street, Huanglong Street, Shuangyu Town, Qidu Town, Tengqiao Town, Linjiang Town, Yangyi Township, Nanjiao Township, Shuangchao Township, Shangshu Township, Aodi Township.

At the end of 2006, Lucheng District governed 12 streets, 4 towns, 5 townships, 160 communities, and 144 administrative villages.

The district government is located at No. 188, Guanguan Road.

In 2008, Lucheng District governed 12 streets, 4 towns, 5 townships, 161 communities, and 143 administrative villages (some say 165 communities and 142 administrative villages).