[Objective] An urban ecological security pattern were constructd to identify the main ecological corridors in order to provide a scientific reference for optimizing the ecological pattern in urban land spatial planning. [Methods] Fuzhou City of Jiangxi Provicne was used as a research area. A minimum cumulative resistance (MCR) model was constructed by selecting various land use factors, soil and water conservation function importance, and ecological sensitivity. The importance of a biodiversity maintenance function, global hydrological analysis, ecological protection red line, and natural protection were used to identify ecological sources using the MCR model and spatial analysis tools in ArcGIS. [Results] ① The overall ecological environment of Fuzhou City was good. The proportion of areas with extremely important soil and water conservation function was 49.97%, mainly concentrated in the central area of Fuzhou City, mainly Lichuan County, Le’an County, Yihuang County, and Nanfeng County. The proportion of extremely important ecological sensitivity was 1.39%; ② The ecological source area was 3 302.34 km², accounting for 17.57%, mainly in the east and southwest parts of Fuzhou City; ③ Based on the ecological elements and topography of the entire region, Fuzhou City presented an ecological security pattern of “one axis, two screens, multiple corridors, and multiple nodes”. [Conclusion] By combining ecological sources, ecological corridors, and ecological nodes, a complete and systematic ecological protection pattern and an open spatial network system can be formed to maintain the ecological security and biodiversity of Fuzhou City.