Local people often use the words "dragon cave hanging curtain" and "long-lasting rain" to summarize its characteristics.

According to the "Tengchong County Chronicle": "In the first year of the Republic of China, Wang surnamed Songyuan set up a loom in order to use water power to chisel the stone. A Tai Chi diagram was found inside the stone, which made people boil with knowledge. At that time, Zhang Wenguang, a native of Yiyi, was the co-general governor and donated money to build a stone bridge. It was named 'Tai Chi'

bridge'".

This bridge uses big rocks in the river as piers, with a small stone pavilion built on top of it. It has a bucket-shaped roof, with "Tai Chi Diagram" engraved on the inner top. The word "Guan Waterfall" is engraved on the stone plaque outside the pavilion, so it is called "Guan Waterfall".

Waterfall Pavilion".

On April 16, Jimao year of Chongzhen (1639), Xu Xiake came for a visit and recorded: "The water falls flatly from the left gorge; the cliff is more than ten feet deep and is surrounded by walls on three sides. The water rises in three directions: in the middle

It is five feet wide; the parallel cliff on the left is four feet wide; the cliff on the right is divided into two directions, five feet wide.

The cliffs stand flat against each other, with droplets rolling back and jade fragments scattered on people's clothes. During the day, it is like rainflakes and snowflakes. "An ancient poem about this scenery said: "It is neither smoke nor rain.

The thunder and lightning shook the mountain. It was suspected to be a new gap in the Milky Way, and the jade dragon carried the waves and fell into the sky. "On the west bank of the Dieshui River, there is a temple on the top of the mountain called Longguang Terrace.

It is the middle peak of the three peaks.

In the sixth year of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty, Yan Shitai, the prefect, came here to watch the waterfall. Seeing the magnificent scenery, he ordered people to build a pavilion instead of wood and inscribed it with "Longguang".

In the tenth year of Jiajing's reign, Wu Jin, a county resident, wrote "Longguang Pavilion Records" to describe its beginning and end.

During the Wanli period, the famous patriotic general Deng Zilong expanded the site. He became famous as a local poet and chanted endlessly. The pavilion was built because of the waterfall, and the waterfall was spread through the pavilion.

It was renovated during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, but was destroyed by war during the Tongzhi period.

The existing buildings today were rebuilt by Liu Chuxiang and others from the county in the 11th year of the Republic of China.

From in front of Taiji Bridge, go up the middle peak, pass the power station, and reach the mountain gate.

On the front of the gate is Li Yuanhong's inscription "Longguangtai", in regular script of Dieshuihe Waterfall, and a small inscription.

On the back is the seal script "Longguangtai" inscribed by the famous calligrapher Wu Changshuo. It is simple and elegant, and is a masterpiece in the book.

After passing the mountain gate, there are three winding stone paths until you reach the waterfall platform.

The platform is semicircular, with stone pillars in front, a giant pine cover in the middle, and stone tables and benches underneath for resting.

Scholars and poets from past dynasties often leaned on the railing to watch the waterfall, drink wine and write poems here.

Some describe the scene in front of them: "Thunder in mid-air shook the flying spring, breaking through the cold pool and a hole in the sky. The divine rain and wind created a ravine, and the flying flowers and snow filled the clear fields." (Liu Jinkang's "Viewing Waterfalls on the Overlapping River") Some combine the changes of the times

, the situation on the border: "It rains every day over thousands of mountains, and the wind blows silently and destroys thousands of valleys. The armor-washing golden sand flows are cold, and the barbarians and generals are coming." (Deng Zilong's "Longguang Terrace near the stream") Some

Touching the scenery, he expresses his feelings and pours out his ambitions: "The ambition should be the rain of the common people, and the wandering immortals live together in Baiyun Township. Mosquitoes and dragons are not creatures of the earth. They stir up the wind and thunder and pass into the wilderness." (Li Cen's "Longguang Terrace") After watching the waterfall

Taiwan, reaching the main temple.

This is a Chinese-style courtyard with 12 stone carvings embedded in the walls of the corridors on both sides.

There are poems and essays about Longguang Pavilion in the book, such as: "Yang Weihua Cave Emperor", Liu Jinkang "Dieshuihe Waterfall", Wang Chang "Watching the Waterfall on Dayingjiang River", Chen Zongqi "Ode to Longguang Pavilion", Wu Changshuo "Climbing Longguang"

Taiguan Dayingjiang Waterfall Song" and so on.

Although the Dieshui River is famous far and near, in recent years, the hydropower station has been expanded and diverted more water, which has reduced the flow of the Dieshui River and reduced the beauty of the waterfall.

In spring, the width of the waterfall is about 5 meters, and in the wet season, it can reach 8 to 10 meters.

On the west bank of Dieshui River, there is a temple standing on the top of the mountain, named Longguang Ming, which is the middle peak of the three peaks.

Go up the middle peak from the front of Taiji Bridge, pass the power station, and reach the mountain gate.

On the front of the gate is the inscription of Li Yuanhong, President of the Beiyang Warlord Government, with the three characters "Longguangtai" on his forehead, in regular script, and with a little knowledge.

On the back is the seal script "Longguangtai" written by the famous calligrapher Wu Changshuo. It is simple and elegant, and is a masterpiece in the book.

After passing the mountain gate, there are three winding stone paths to the waterfall viewing platform.

The platform is semicircular, with a stone railing in front, a giant pine cover in the middle, and a stone table and bench underneath for taking a nap.

Scholars, poets, literati and scholars of all ages often used the railing to watch the waterfall, drink wine and compose poems here, and left behind many poems and songs.

After passing the waterfall viewing platform, you come to the main temple, which is a Chinese-style courtyard. There are 12 stone carvings embedded in the walls of the corridors on both sides, all of which are poems about Longguang Terrace.

The ancient delicacies and modern feast "Five Dishui" combines the cooking skills of the Han family and the ethnic minorities in the border areas. Yongchang Sandishui is a representative of old Baoshan food culture.

The so-called "five drops of water" means a drop of water reflecting the sun. A drop of water is a series of delicacies.

However, although Three Drops of Water is famous, the number of Baoshan people who are lucky enough to enjoy it is very limited, because the chefs who can master this spoon are rare, and ordinary people cannot afford it.

In the early 1990s, some people became very interested in San Dishui, which they only heard of the name but did not know its taste. After extensive interviews with famous chefs and in-depth research, they created the impressive Five Dishui and opened a restaurant to serve customers - Dishui.

One is a series of ten colors of cold dishes, among which pine pole bacon is an authentic Yongchang traditional flavor food with a unique fragrance; the other is a series of ten colors of Yongchang famous dishes, which are folk delicacies of all ethnic groups from the Ming Dynasty to the five or six hundred years of the Republic of China.

Among the selected ones, there are improved roasted pork and pocket tofu pioneered by the poet monk in Jinji Village in the late Ming Dynasty; the third drip is a series of ten colors of fruits and vegetables, such as walnut meat rolls, frosted water chestnuts, etc.; the fourth drip is

It is a series of ten colors of meatballs, such as lily balls, lotus root flour balls, potato balls, etc.; the fifth of dripping water is a series of ten colors of flavored snacks. The staple food is Yongchang pancakes, Tengchong rescue and Buddhist bean soup. The dishes include Changning oil chicken fir, Shi

Dianshui Bean Drum, Xiacun Bean Noodles, etc.

Five Drops of Water gathers together dozens of delicacies from the border area at one table, which is both elegant and popular, and it becomes a good talk. Toon Toon is a special mountain vegetable of Tengchong.

When it was new on the market, it was several times the price of meat.