Let me clarify first, the exterior photo of the cinema below was taken on a rainy evening in Yue, so the ground in the picture is dry and not raining. The Lushan Cinema is located at the northeast corner of the old villa area. This unremarkable building also has a long history: built in 1897, it was originally a Christian Concord Sunday Chapel co-built by foreigners. In 1960, it was converted into a cinema. In 1989, it was renamed as Lushan Love Cinema. From morning to night, it continuously plays the same movie "Lushan Love"! It is precisely for this reason that the cinema holds several world records in the Guinness Book of Records. At 20:15, Lushan Love Cinema (Lushan Cinema). To be continued, more pictures are stored in the space album... Movie tickets cost 20 yuan each, with continuous playback allowing entry at any time, and you can leave anytime if you no longer wish to watch! To be honest, from today's perspective, this movie feels somewhat unbearable. The plot develops slowly. This film from the 1980s, which once moved an entire generation, finds it hard to resonate with today's audience. Near the end of the film, the fathers of the male and female protagonists, who were estranged friends due to differing political views, shake hands and reconcile. At this moment, a highly dramatic scene occurs: the camera focuses on the eyes of the lovers, then they make a move to embrace but suddenly stop. After a few seconds of stirring background music, they finally burst into tears and embrace each other! The result is like pressing pause and then continuing playback! The entire venue immediately bursts into thunderous laughter... After dinner, the rain grew heavier, and the mist rising in the valley lingered for a long time. Our plan to walk around Guling Night Market had to be canceled! We went to the supermarket across the street to buy some daily necessities and waited for our friend to come with an umbrella to drive over and pick us up... After watching the movie, we took the opportunity to visit the "Lushan Love" exhibition hall set up at the main entrance of the cinema. Although not large, it is very comprehensive. It displays introductions to the main characters, award information, posters, postcards, books, comic strips, vinyl records, and many other items. It is evident that the success of "Lushan Love" owes much to its extensive promotion! Such meticulous movie promotion work was rare in the 1980s! Then came the braised stone chicken... The stone chicken is not actually a "chicken," but rather a type of mottled frog that grows on rocky walls in mountain streams. This amphibian fully absorbs the essence of Lushan mountain spring water, resulting in meat that is full-bodied and tastes as delicious as chicken. With the seasoning of green onions, garlic, and red chili peppers, it is impossible to stop eating. Guling Street is the center of the town: supermarkets, banks, bookstores, etc., all-inclusive, with various restaurants of all sizes visible everywhere. We chose a restaurant on the north side of Guling Street near the park, walking down the stairs to enter the main entrance. The most famous specialty of Lushan is undoubtedly the three stones and one tea: stone fish, stone chicken, stone ear, and Lushan Cloud Mist Tea. Therefore, after sitting down, there's no need to look at the menu; just order the three stones of Lushan and instruct the shop to cook them in their most skilled way. In 1980, the movie "Lushan Love" premiered here, making the two lead actors Zhang Yu and Guo Kaimin extremely popular. The beautiful scenery of Lushan combined with pure love conquered hundreds of millions of viewers. Lushan even reached a point where residents needed to be relocated down the mountain to accommodate the massive influx of tourists. Coming to Lushan to watch "Lushan Love" gradually became a fixed tourist program. The influence of Poet Li Bai's poem "Looking at the Lushan Waterfall" pales in comparison to this movie... Stone fish scrambled eggs were served first, stir-fried together with green peppers and eggs, emitting a fragrant aroma. The small and slender stone fish swim year-round between the streams and springs of Lushan. The excellent water quality determines its freshness and tenderness. This dish has the softness of the stone fish lying between the eggs and green peppers, and the taste when chewed together is indeed top-notch. In April 2009, Sunday, 18:28, at a small restaurant on the north side of Guling Street. Stone ear is a type of fungus similar to black fungus. Tasting its flavor confirms it as a pure natural delicacy. The last plate of greens served was fresh and sweet upon entering the mouth! A delicacy that cannot be enjoyed in big cities. According to convention, wherever we go, we must drink local beer! A bottle of Lushan beer was quietly finished. Not for drunkenness, but for tasting. Jiangxi cuisine is entirely different from Huaiyang and Jiang-Zhe cuisines encountered earlier in our journey, being heavy in flavor and often spicy. Pairing it with cold refreshing beer is simply perfect... Several scenic spots of Lushan repeatedly featured in the film are highly aesthetically pleasing. The love story of the male and female protagonists unfolds gradually around Lushan's scenic spots such as "Moonlight Pine Forest," "Stone Gate Brook," "Black Dragon Pool," "Immortal Cave," and "Rugina Lake."