Wuyishan National Park is well known for its rich biodiversity. Previously, only five species of Meigen, 1803 were known to occur in this region. In this study, 27 species of the genus from Wuyishan National Park are reviewed based on comparative morphological characteristics. Among these, nine species are described as new to science: , , , , , , , , and Diagnoses, detailed descriptions, remarks, colored illustrations, distributions, and some of the female terminalia characteristics are provided for nine new species. In addition, 13 species of this genus are reported for the first time in Wuyishan National Park. A key to species from Wuyishan National Park is also given.
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