Zhang Zhao
During the Qianlong period of the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), Huang Ningdao (), magistrate of Yueyang, decided to have a wooden screen of "Memorial to Yueyang Tower" engraved again. Just when Huang Ningdao tried hard to find a proper person to reproduce "Memorial to Yueyang Tower", the calligrapher Zhang Zhao (), minister of the Ministry of Justice, was escorting army provisions in transportation via Yueyang. Huang Ningdao invited Zhang Zhao to re-engrave it. In the beginning, Zhang Zhao introduced Teng Zijing's recent situation and Yueyang Tower in formal regular script (); he wrote in semi-cursive script () to describe landscape in the middle part; and he wrote in the style between semi-cursive script and regular script () in the last part. Later, Huang Ningdao selected 12 pieces of best-quality rosewood for the screen and asked a carpenter to engrave "Memorial to Yueyang Tower" written by Zhang Zhao on the screen. Now, the engraved screen is inlaid in the hall of the second floor of Yueyang Tower.