Literature Reference: 皋，泽也。—— 《说文》 Gao, meaning marshland. Source from 'Shuowen Jiezi'.
皋: The elevated land by the water's edge. Marshes and lakes.
Meaning: Gao signifies marshland, symbolizing vastness, inclusiveness, and the vitality of nature.
林皋 (Lin Gao)
a scholar of the Southern Ming dynasty, known for his work 'Yi Wen Tang Shi Cao'.
唐皋 (Tang Gao)
a Ming Dynasty official who served as the Lì Mù (a local official position) of Danzhou during the Jiajing era, recorded in the 'Guangdong General Records' of the Daoguang period.
王皋 (Wang Gao)
a Southern Song dynasty official, son of Wang Gong, who served as the Grand Marshal of the Palace Command and Grand Tutor of the Pillar of State.