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I saw the rolling yellow water falling from the high cliff, carrying the wind, rain, and thunder, like a mountain of earth falling apart, the Yellow Sea tilting upside down, splashing water mist into the sky, and steaming clouds filling the air, just like it was coming from the bottom of the water. Thick smoke billowed out. The suspended current at the bottom of the water is turbulent, like boiling water in a pot, with waves rolling, eddying, and foam surrounding it. The fog, the clouds, and the bubbles are all yellow in color and exude an earthy smell, which adds weight to the waterfall and makes the roar sound like a thunderous bell, shaking the canyon and swallowing up the mountains and rivers.

Everyone was so focused that they didn’t know when the clouds broke and the sun rose. The waterfall suddenly lit up, shining with a metallic luster. The rising water mist is refracted by the sun, turning into rainbows. Some of them penetrate from the sky, like whales drinking from the stream; some lie on the river soil, like colorful bridges flying; some drift and wander, like clusters of flowers; some are intermittent. , which is confusing.

"If you want to see a thousand miles away, go to the next level." I climbed the rock and walked around the wall to a high place to observe the structure of the spout. The Yellow River comes from the Qinjin Gorge to the north and is 400 meters wide. When it comes here, it suddenly shrinks to only 40 to 50 meters. The cliff drop is 40 meters. The river channel is really like a giant pot, collecting a flow of 9,000 cubic meters per second. Just as Hui Shiyang, a Ming Dynasty poet, said in his poem: "It originates from Kunlun and spreads a large stream, and Yuguan turns nine times and collects it in a pot." The river channel below the mouth of the pot is very narrow, only one or twenty meters. The water is rapid, the waves are high, and the channel is deep. Far away, the locals call it "Ten Miles Dragon Groove". According to legend, it was carved out of a dragon's body when Dayu was controlling floods. The folk proverb says: "Nine miles and three points deep, grind a needle every year." This means that the terrazzo penetrates and the riverbed widens by a needle every year. In fact, it was washed out by the power of the Yellow River itself. On both sides of the Long Cao, there are dangerous rocks falling down, rocks flying up, and the river running wildly, like a winding and floating yellow dragon, shaking its head and tail, roaring away, a kind of majestic spirit of "running to the sea and never coming back".