Qinghua is a town in Liaoning Province, in northeastern China. It is located in the eastern part of the province, within the administrative area of a county-level city in the Liaodong Peninsula region. The settlement lies in a landscape of low hills and river valleys typical of eastern Liaoning, an area long associated with agriculture and light industry.
Like many towns in the region, Qinghua functions primarily as a local administrative and market centre for the surrounding rural communities. Its economy is based mainly on farming and related small-scale activities, with grain, fruit and other crops grown in the surrounding countryside. The town is connected to nearby urban centres by road and rail links serving the wider Liaoning network.
Detailed historical and demographic information about Qinghua is limited in widely available English-language sources. It should not be confused with Tsinghua University in Beijing, which shares a similar romanisation but is a separate institution located in the capital.