Pingjiang

Pingjiang is a Chinese place name that may refer to several geographic locations in China. It is written with the characters 平江, which can be interpreted as “peaceful river” and is used in various toponyms, including counties and streets.

Pingjiang County (平江县) is a county under the administration of Yueyang City in Hunan Province. It lies in the northern part of the province and forms part of the surrounding rural and urban communities that contribute to the region’s economy, culture, and history.

Pingjiang Road (平江路) is a historic street in the old city of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. The road runs along the city’s canal network and is known for its traditional Jiangnan-style architecture, stone bridges, and lined storefronts. It is a popular destination for visitors seeking a sense of the area's historic urban landscape.

Other uses: The name Pingjiang is also used for smaller towns or townships in various provinces. Because place names in China can be reused across jurisdictions, precise identification typically requires reference to current administrative maps or official gazetteers. In discussions or research, clarifying the province and county or district helps to distinguish among different Pingjiang locations.