Watch the first song of Lushan Waterfall?

The two waterfalls in Lushan Mountain are two poems by Li Bai, a great poet in Tang Dynasty. One is an ancient poem with five words, and the other is a quatrain with seven words.

The first song of Wanglushan Waterfall

Censer peak in the west and waterfall water in the south.

The suspended flow is 300 feet, and the gully is dozens of miles.

Like lightning flying, like Bai Hong looming.

At first, the river fell and was half scattered in the sky.

Look up at the situation, turn male, strong and good.

The sea breeze keeps blowing and the moonlight is still empty.

Shoot in the air and wash the blue wall left and right;

Flying beads scatter light clouds, and foam boils dome stones.

And I am happy in famous mountains, and I am happy in famous mountains;

Wash your face no matter what you wash.

And harmonious and accommodating, always willing to die.