Which poem does Penglai Yaotai in Yuanmingyuan come from?

On the Imperial Poems of Qianlong from the Poems of Forty Scenes in Yuanmingyuan;

There are three islands in the sea, imitating Li Sixun's paintings, just like castles in the fairy mountain. Looking around the pavilions, you can see five golden halls and twelve jade buildings. It's all fake, big and small. If you know this is the abbot of three pots, you can cook the whole country in a half-liter pot.

The name is graceful and graceful, hiding the fairy white jade.

The sun and the moon are painted in the sky, and the pavilions in the water are dipped in glass.

The heron fist turns from marsh wave to snow, and the new nest of Yanhe River is built with cheese.

Overseas Peng Fang in primitive space, the ancestral dragon whip stone was ridiculed.

Pengdao Yaotai is one of the 40 scenic spots in Yuanmingyuan.

Built around 1725 (the third year of Yongzheng), it was called Penglai Island. In the early years of Qianlong, it was named Pengdao Yaotai. There are abbot, Penglai and Yingzhou islands in the middle of Fuhai. The buildings on the island are in the shape of fairy mountain Castle. When the garden is prosperous, the Fuhai Dragon Boat Race is held. The emperor leads the princes and ministers to watch and read books at the "Wangyingzhou" pavilion on the west bank, and the empress dowager and her concubines enjoy it at Yaotai on Pengdao.