Detian Fall
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Limpid Guichunhe River, the branch of Zuo River, is a Boundary river shared by China and Vietnam. Detian Falls is the masterpiece of Guichunhe River when it flows over Putang Island. Vast and mighty waters of Guichunhe River roll on incessantly from the north. Putang Island with high cliffs and three peaks stands loftily and firmly and stops anti-river current. The river gushes down from about 50-meter cliff and rushes into solid rocks arousing sprays flying in all directions. The hazy mist in the far distance looks like the thin raw white silk hanging in the day. Watching closely it is like flying the bead and splashing the jade. Refracted by the sunlight they appear multi-colored. And the sound of the gurgling waters echoes in the river valley with an imposing manner. Detian Falls is one of the biggest natural falls on the Southeast Asian continent and also the second biggest transnational falls in the world. It is about 100 meters across and 60 meters down and drops about 50 meters. The falls is connected with Ban Gioc Waterfall in Vietnam just like a couple of closely sisters. The people who live in the Sino-Vietnamese frontier do frontier business. They sent foods by shoulders at the beginning, but now deliver them by bus or ship. It is in magnificent sight all the year round and in different features in different seasons. In spring, the grass becomes green and the wild flower spits colorfully; the waterfall is all around inlaid the multi-colored lace. In autumn, the terraced field is covered with golden color; the leaves wear their own clothes and the mist like high hung silver curtain flushes the sky. In winter, the ice looks like sparkling peals; the waterfalls likes the swishing fine wine; the sprinkling rivulet is blowing in the mountain breeze. In summer, the turbulent current looks like dragons and moving mountains resembling ten thousand horses galloping ahead.
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