The Great Sage of Qitian Mansion in Fuzhou.

The popular game "Black Myth: Wukong" has been launched, presenting a charming and imaginative Chinese mythological world to players around the world. The Qitian Sun Heibai Sanshengye is enshrined in the Xiajiang Qingquan Temple in Taijiang, Fuzhou. The ancient banyan trees tower into the sky and the incense is booming. There is a huge stone statue of the "Fighting Buddha" that is 7.47 meters high and weighs a hundred tons. It sits on a lotus platform with both hands forming a seal, and its eyes are golden. It is said that in the third year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1877), the river water surged and Fuzhou was flooded. The villagers at the dock saw a god niche drifting down. They pushed it out several times but it drifted back in, and it did not leave for half a month. Later, someone picked it up and found the words "Sun Heibai Sanshengye" written in the niche. They were invited to worship on a big banyan tree on the shore (this old banyan tree is still guarding behind the statue of the Great Sage). Then villagers came to burn incense and worship one after another. People found that after the Great Sage was enshrined, accidents in the waterway rarely occurred, so the number of believers gradually increased. Sanshengye has gradually become the patron saint of water and land transportation and business travel in the Cangxiazhou area.