Then, Lee-chang, an old lady famous for her ability to drink 8 bottles of rice wine in one sitting, suddenly burst out laughing, He's not wearing any trousers' she screamed hysterically.

All the eyes of the Bai people averted to Heng hui's lower half-as did his. He realized, to his horror that in his hurry to please the emperor, Tangtaizong – he had forgotten to put his trousers on. The Bai people could no longer contain themselves and burst into fits of uncontrollable laughter.The Emperor's Giant has no trousers, they scornfully mocked. Then we will always be free!!, Ha.! Ha! Ha! The more the Bai people laughed the more Giant Heng Hui went red, at first with embarrassment, which quickly turned to a colossal rage. He bellowed at his top voice RAAAAAARGH, with this mighty roar he pursed his lips and bent down low to drink Erhai Lake. Within seconds the huge lake was dry and the Giant's belly full The Bai people retreated in fear. But the Erhai Lake held a lot of water and proved too big for even the largest Giant. Weighed down by hundreds and hundreds of tones of water, Heng Hui fell into the dry lake, the water gushing huge waterfalls from his ears, nose and mouth. Heng Hui, lay unconscious for days and the Bai people once again celebrated. This time on the Giant's belly.!!

The Bai people declared independence and called their land The Nanzhao Kingdom. Heng Hui was led once again humiliated and defeated to Cang Mountain On The Side Of Dali Town. They found a great hole at the top of Cangshan Mountain and slowly tipped his oversized body into the belly of Cangshan. They put mighty rocks over the hole, so the Giant would never break free; The Nanzhao Kingdom was now complete. At first, Heng Hui was dazed and confused by the chain of events. Eventually, regaining strength the mighty giant unleashed his infamous wrath. He huffed and puffed and crashed and smashed. But try as he would he could not escape the prison of Cangshan mountain. However in his fury, he had hollowed out most of the mountain with his fists and thus creating more room for himself. As time went on, the story of Heng Hui went from being a legend to a hazy myth.

Weeks, Months and Years passed.

Now Juyin was a very well respected man in the Dali community. Not only was he a monk but also he was a Taoist master and teacher. He and his loyal friend & apprentice Baimei would advise the town of Dali in its day to day business and would often lead expeditions with local people to the great mountain of Cangshan. There they would teach meditation and the people would find solace in the mountains great silence and wisdom.