I've known about Lushan Waterfall since childhood, as I recall reading about it in the works of Tang Dynasty poets. This is where it's located. The sun shines on the incense burner, creating purple smoke. From afar, I see the waterfall hanging over the river, plunging three thousand feet, like the Milky Way falling from the sky. Only when I visit the scenic area can I truly empathize with the tranquility of Li Bai's time. The area is shady and quiet, and even on a hot day, it's not too hot. However, the line for the cable car up the mountain is long, as it's too small to accommodate two people at a time. From the cable car, you can view Lushan Waterfall, making the climb much easier. It's cool on the mountain, so you can enjoy the cool breeze there before visiting the source of the waterfall and playing in the stream.