1. Linear Cascade: Water is divided into single or multiple thin strips, cascading freely from the outlet, creating a delicate and smooth form that adds a refined and gentle aesthetic to the landscape. 2. Curtain Cascade: The cascading water forms a smooth and transparent curtain, providing both visual transparency and enhancing the expressiveness and interest of the landscape. 3. Tiered Cascade: By treating the water flow in layers, a rhythmic cascading pattern is created, with cascading water

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