Jade Mountain or Mount Yu, the highest mountain in Taiwan, located at the junction of Chiayi, Nantou, and Kaohsiung; formerly known as 新高山 xīn​gāo​shān during the Japanese colonial period.

Yushan County in Shangrao city, Jiangxi Province, named after Mount Huaiyu in the area.

Mountains perpetually covered in snow

A mythological mountain in the 山海经 shān​hǎi​jīng where the Queen Mother of the West 西王母 xī​wáng​mǔ is said to reside.

(literary) A metaphor for a man with a glamorous appearance or outstanding character and erudition.

A mountain that produces jade, or a decorative object carved from jade to look like a mountain

A mountain in Lantian, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, known for producing Lantian jade