Follow in the footsteps of "Black Myth: Wukong" and check out the lesser-known ancient buildings in Shanxi.

💖Shanxi, known as the "hometown of ancient architecture", is full of stories. Among the historical sites, Datong Jueshan Temple is like a shining pearl, shining brightly😉. With the popularity of "Black Myth: Wukong", the ancient buildings in Shanxi, where the game is set, have also become popular. This time we came to Jueshan Temple to experience the unique charm of this ancient temple. Jueshan Temple was built in the seventh year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 483). Emperor Xiaowen built it to repay his mother's kindness. This royal temple carries a profound historical heritage. The Liao Dynasty stupa in the temple is 44.23 meters high, with thirteen layers of eaves and dense eaves. The base of the tower is exquisitely carved, with beast faces, flowers, bodhisattvas, strong men, dragons, and figures, all lifelike😲. The Liao Dynasty murals on the eight walls of the first floor of the tower are treasures among treasures. The images of bodhisattvas, Ming kings, and flying sky, the faces, costumes, and techniques still follow the Tang painting style, which is amazing. In addition to the Liao Dynasty brick tower, the spectacle of "Tower Well Mountain Qi (Qi)" is also amazing. The depth of the ancient well is the same as the height of the brick tower. A small stupa is built on the rock in the southwest of the brick tower. The peak is also the same height as the brick tower, as if it is a wonderful echo of nature and human wisdom🤩. In Shanxi, the hometown of ancient architecture, Jueshan Temple attracts countless tourists to explore the historical footprints with its unique charm. Let us walk into Jueshan Temple together, feel the collision of ancient and modern, and appreciate the magnificent style of Shanxi ancient architecture💕.