Follow 'Black Myth: Wukong' to check in at Lantian Shuilu Temple in Xi'an

▶️ 'Black Myth: Wukong' has certain connections with the wall sculptures of Shuilu Temple in Lantian, Shaanxi, and some buildings in Shanxi. ❣️ From the game's content, its architectural scenes and other elements draw references from many real-life ancient sites. Lantian Shuilu Temple is renowned for its Ming Dynasty wall sculptures on the back wall of the main hall and the two side walls. These sculptures depict the life and death of Buddha to educate people's thoughts, help them escape suffering, and advocate the integration of Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. ✅ Some scenes in 'Black Myth: Wukong' may have drawn inspiration from the wall sculptures of Shuilu Temple, such as in the layout, design, and cultural connotations of the sculptures, to better showcase traditional Chinese religious culture and mythological elements. 📍 Lantian Shuilu Temple 🚗 40 minutes drive from Xi'an, no admission fee It's rare to see such well-preserved hanging sculptures in Shaanxi Thanks to the continuous efforts of ancient architecture enthusiasts Following Shanxi, Shuilu Temple in Shaanxi is now also open for photography (no flash allowed). The rear hall is under renovation, and seeing it in person is far more impressive than in the game! Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (no entry after 16:30)