Wanglushan Waterfall
The incense burner in the sun produces purple smoke, and the waterfall hangs on the front river.
The current flowed down three thousand feet, and it was suspected that the Milky Way had fallen for nine days.
The beautiful Lushan Waterfall
This is Li Bai's "Wanglushan Waterfall", this poem tells us: the sun shines on the incense burner peak, and the clouds on the peak turn into purple smoke. From a distance, the waterfall is like a white horse hanging between the mountains and rivers. The waterfall soared from the high cliff, as if it were three thousand feet long, making people think that the Milky Way had fallen from the nine heavens to the earth.
"Flying down three thousand feet, it is suspected that the Milky Way fell for nine days", this is Li Bai's most majestic imagination. Using the Milky Way to describe Lushan Waterfall, novelty and exaggeration, but not losing the natural truth, the image of Lushan Waterfall instantly becomes majestic and colorful. The whole poem reads majestically and gives people a strong sense of impact.
Li Bai's "Wanglushan Waterfall" is concise and concise, and has been passed down through the ages, and is one of the pinnacle masterpieces of writing landscape poetry. He uses romantic and exaggerated techniques to show us the magnificent wonders and majestic momentum of Lushan Waterfall, making people immersed and unforgettable.