Playing Water Fights at Baishuiyang: A Natural Water Park

"Dad's going to launch the super water cannon!" Old Chen splashed water at the screaming Duoduo, as the August sun warmed the entire flat rock bed. I was busy putting non-slip socks on the little one: "This is one of the world's few shallow water plazas, the ancients called it the 'Ten Thousand Meter Water Street!'" Duoduo squatted down to study the ripples: "Why are the rocks so slippery?" "Because the water has been washing over them for tens of thousands of years!" I pointed to the deep pool in the distance that glowed blue: "Look! Doesn't it look like a giant jelly?" Before I could finish my sentence, my husband ambushed me, splashing water all over the camera lens. During our break while munching on Guangbing, Duoduo suddenly came up with a golden phrase: "This is Earth's bathtub!" which made the tourists at the next table burst into laughter. The afternoon thunderstorm came suddenly, and we took shelter in a farmer's tea shed, holding ginger tea and watching the rain curtain dance a waltz on the river's surface. After the rain stopped, a rainbow spanned the valley, and the little girl splashed in the puddles on the pebbles, sending up water droplets like tiny diamonds.