eight to twelve. The traditional twelve views of Chongqing was proposed in 1760 by Wang Erjian (), a county-level governor of Chongqing during the reign of Qianlong Emperor in Qing Dynasty. In the new list, three of former eight views were removed due to various reasons, and several other views in and around Chongqing were added. The twelve views in Wang's list are: Jin Bi Liu Xiang (): The same view as Jin Bi Xiang Feng in the original list of eight views. See previous section. Huang Ge Wan Du (): See previous section. Tong Jing Xia Yuan (): Tongjing Valley is a series of river valleys in Yubei District, about 65 kilometers away from the downtown Chongqing. Yulin River and Wentang River cut through mountains and form several deep valleys. Since Qing Dynasty, Tongjing Valley has been known for large numbers of monkeys living in that area. Currently, it is also known for hot springs. Ge Le Ling Yin (): Geleshan is a mountain range in today's Shapingba District. Currently, this mountain is known for the Red Rock Village, a historic memorial site of Communist Party of China. However, in Qing Dynasty, this place was known for the heavenly sound on top of the mountain. The heavenly sound was created by wind blowing through forests in the valley. It made people happy and relaxed. Yun Zhuan Feng Qing (): Yunzhuan Mountain is about 8 kilometers away from in today's Ba'nan District. Yunzhuan Temple, constructed in the 7th year of Chenghua Emperor's reign in Ming Dynasty (1473), was a famous temple in this mountain. Chongqing is considered as one of the stove cities of China, where the temperature in summer is very high. However, people can always feel the cool breeze in Yunzhuan Temple due to its high altitude. Unfortunately, the temple was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution period (1966 - 1976). Hong Ya Di Cui (): The same view as Hong Yan Di Cui in the original list of eight views. See previous section. Hai Tang Yan Yu (): Haitang Creek is a minor tributary river of Yangtze River in Nan'an District. Originated in the South Mountain, Haitang Creek runs for about 30 miles and flows into the Yangtze. Before modern era, wild haitang flowers were clustered along the creek. In Tang Dynasty, a female poet Xue Tao travelled to Chongqing and visited Haitang Creek in a rainy spring