Xinglong

　　The Hainan Wanning Xinglong Overseas Chinese Farm was established in September 1951. On October 11, 1951, the Guangdong Provincial Committee dispatched—during an inspection at the Xinglong Overseas Chinese Farm, three cadres led more than 700 Malayan repatriated overseas Chinese, who had suffered under British imperialism—arriving in three batches to be resettled in Xinglong, where efforts were organized to help the displaced overseas Chinese become self-reliant through production. Located on the beautiful Sun River in Wanning, southeastern Hainan Island, it sits at 18.4°N latitude and 110.1°E longitude. The area features a hilly terrain that rises from east to west, with elevations ranging from 21 to 532 meters. The average annual temperature is 24.5°C, with extreme highs of 39°C and extreme lows of 3.4°C. Average annual rainfall is 2,201.4 mm. Surrounded by mountains and lush tropical crops, the environment is serene and picturesque, offering spring-like weather all year round and possessing superior natural conditions.