Chongqing Evening News newspaper launched another activity to propose the current version of twelve views. This time, the Evening newspaper released two separate lists. One for natural scenes only, and another for human landscapes. Natural scenes A Yi Xiu Shui (): This view refers to the Ayi River in Pengshui Miao and Tujia Autonomous County. Chang Hu Lang Yu (): See previous section. Fu Rong Di Cui (): See Furong Cave. Hei Shan You Gu (): This view refers to the Black Mountain Valley in Wansheng District. Nan Quan Xi Qu (): The same view as Nan Tang Xi Qu in the 1989 list. See previous section. Si Mian Fei Pu (): See previous section. Tian Sheng San Qiao (): See Three Natural Bridges. Wu Shan Qi Xia (): It refers to Wu Gorge (one of the Three Gorges) of Yangtze River, the Lesser Three Gorges of Daning River, and the Little Lesser Three Gorges in Wushan County. Tong Jing Wen Tang (): It refers to hot springs in Tongjing Valley, the same place of Tong Jing Xia Yuan in previous sections. Qian Jiang Qi Hai (): This view refers to the Xiaonanhai (literally: Little South Sea) National Geopark in Qianjiang District. It is a barrier lake formed in an earthquake in the 6th year of Xianfeng Emperor's reign of Qing Dynasty (June 1856). The earthquake was of magnitude 6.3 on Richter scale, and it brought down rocks from nearby mountains and dammed the river. The earthquake dam is 1170 meters long, 1040 meters wide and 65 meters tall. The lake is 5 kilometers long and 2.9 square kilometers in size. Jin Fo Cui Wei (): It refers to the Mount Jinfo, a World Heritage Site in Nanchuan District. Huang Shui Lin Hai (): Huangshui is a small town in Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County. It is known for the Huangshui National Forest Park established in 1998. Human Landscapes Chao Tian Hui Liu (): See previous sections. Ci Qi Gu Zhen (): See Ciqikou. Shan Cheng Ye Jing (): It refers to the night skyline of Chongqing viewed from Single Tree Vista. Cai Yun Bai Di (): This phase is derived from a poet written by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty. It refers to the landscape of Baidicheng ancient temple complex in Fengjie County. Da Zu Shi Ke (): See previous sections. Han Feng Xin Cheng (): Hanfeng, a township of