	Except Xie and Wang, there were still some poets writing poems for specific mountains or lakes. Poet lived in Tang Dynasty(618–907) called Zhang You-xin(Chinese: 张又新) sang a poetry for Yu-zhen Peak that "The Lake in front of the Yu-zhen Peak with spring is here, there is clean dust on the road aside."(Chinese: 白石岩前湖水春，湖边旧径有清尘) Another poet in Qing Dynasty called Lin Qi-heng(Chinese: 林启亨) wrote, "The peak rises steeply from the ground just like a post, the length of it seems to break through the sky"(Chinese: 拔地一峰真似柱，巉岩百丈欲撑天), which depicted the appearance of Bai-zhang Peak. At the East Waterside, there is a rock similar to a woman who is waiting for her husband called Mrs. Rock. A poet in Ming Dynasty(1368–1644) named Gao You-ji(Chinese: 高友玑) wrote, "Standing alone and gazing into the border of sky, there are only rocks near myself."(Chinese: 亭亭独立望天津，四畔无家石相邻)