Hengyang is the second largest city of China’s Hunan Province. It straddles the Xiang River about 160 km south of Changsha. Known as the ‘Bright Pearl in Southern China’ and as \’Wild Goose City\’ (the latter because of wild geese that used to rest here while flying south for the winter), Hengyang has been the birthplace of many historical figures, such the revolutionist Luo Ronghuan and a noted Ming scholar Wang Fuzhi.
The city was badly damaged during World War II and few historical buildings survive in diverse stage of reconstruction, including Shigu Academy, Dragon Tower, Confucian School on the Dongzhou Island and Laiyan Pagoda. Mount Heng, one of the Five Sacred Mountains, lies 45 kilometres north from the city proper.

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