Azure Dragon Spouting Pearls in Guanegou

　　    At the second parking lot, you can see a clear spring gushing down from a cave in the cliff halfway up the mountain. The water curtain splashes, resembling mist and smoke. Below the waterfall is a basin-shaped pool, surrounded by rocks and shaded by green trees. The air is incredibly fresh, the environment is beautiful, and the cool breeze is refreshing. Legend has it that during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, the Qiang people offended the heavens, and the land suffered from three consecutive years of drought with no harvest. The Qiang people were forced to leave their homes and became displaced. At that time, the Dragon King in charge of rain, unable to bear their suffering, defiantly violated the heavenly laws and privately made it rain, angering the Jade Emperor. As punishment, the Dragon King was pressed under this cliff and turned into the mountain face, but his mouth continued to spout a waterfall. Year-round, it flows down, like a white ribbon dancing in the wind amidst the green mountains and clear waters.