Zhenguo Temple, the filming location of Black Myth: Wukong.

The only remaining Buddha statue from the Five Dynasties period in China, with a history of over 1,000 years, Zhenguo Temple has no pillars. Zhenguo Temple is located in Haodong Village, northeast of Pingyao County. It was first built in the 7th year of the Tianhui era of the Northern Han Dynasty and was rebuilt in the 21st year of the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty. Zhenguo Temple in Pingyao is an ancient wooden structure that is only later than Nanchan Temple and Foguang Temple. It is an ancient temple from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period and a unique and precious architectural and colored sculpture relic. The existing Wanfo Hall on the central axis, Five Dynasties sculptures, Jin Dynasty iron bell, Yuan Dynasty building gate, and Sanfo Tower colored sculptures and murals Wanfo Hall It is one of the three existing Five Dynasties buildings in Chinese Buddhist temples and has a history of over 1,000 years. The colored sculptures in the hall are the only remaining Five Dynasties sculptures in the country. The flying eaves of the main hall are nearly 2 meters, and the hall as a whole presents a precise beam structure from the Five Dynasties period. It is three rooms wide and deep, with a single eave and nine-level hip roof. The 12 hall pillars are wrapped in the wall, presenting a visually pillarless hall. There are 14 precious statues in the hall, 11 of which are works from the Five Dynasties period. They have been preserved for a thousand years and the colors are still vivid. The statue of Sakyamuni Buddha is in the center, surrounded by disciples. The colors are strong and still clearly visible today. It is the only remaining Five Dynasties work in Chinese temples. Heavenly King Hall This Zhenguo Temple gate was built in the Yuan Dynasty, and the two sides of the hall are decorated with colored sculptures of the Four Heavenly Kings. Sanfo Tower was built in the Ming Dynasty, and the tower houses Ming Dynasty colored sculptures and murals. Admission: CNY 23 Transportation: Route 209, CNY 3