Translation of Wang Lushan Waterfall
The incense burner peak is dark and towering, surrounded by clouds. Under the red sun, it is like purple smoke produced by incense burners.
From a distance, the fall of the waterfall is like a white practice, which hangs directly from the incense burner peak surrounded by purple smoke to the river in front of the mountain.
Lushan Waterfall roared out from the smoky incense burner peak, unstoppable, as many as three thousands of feet, spraying flowers and splashing jade under the red sun.
From the sky, the waterfall water on the piedmont river opposite the poet is crystal clear in the bright sunshine, which makes people wonder whether the Milky Way stars on the ninth heaven have fallen.
Appreciation of Wang Lushan Waterfall:
Li Bai, a poet, wrote many excellent poems describing natural scenery and praising the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland in his life. Seven wonders of popular people? Seeing Lushan Waterfall is one of them.
There are two poems in "Looking at Lushan Waterfall". The first sentence is a five-character ancient poem. Here, choose the second sentence. Judging from the high-spirited and radical feelings expressed in this poem and the tone of surprise and admiration for Lushan Waterfall, it may have been written by Li Bai when he first visited Lushan from Sichuan at the age of 26.
Lushan Mountain, also known as Kuang Lushan Mountain, has been a famous tourist attraction in space since ancient times, and the best one is Lushan Waterfall. Wu Zhansi, a Qing Dynasty man, said in Travel Notes of Kuanglu: "On the victory of Kuanglu, a waterfall is needed."