Fusheng Temple in Xinjiang, Shanxi Province, follow the Monkey King in the Black Myth to explore ancient architecture.

Fusheng Temple is located in Guangcun, a historical and cultural village in Xinjiang County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province. It was founded in the Tang Dynasty and was rebuilt in the 11th year of the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty. Fusheng Temple covers an area of 5,000 square meters and is arranged along a central axis. It has well-preserved mountain gates, Heavenly King Hall, Amitabha Hall, Three Buddha Cave, and Sutra Depository. In particular, the Amitabha Hall, Sutra Depository, and Three Buddha Cave are relics from the Yuan Dynasty. The other buildings are also Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings with a history of hundreds of years. Heavenly King Hall It is three rooms wide and has a single-eave hip and gable roof. Amitabha Hall It is the main hall of the temple. The exquisite double-eave hip and gable roof is a relic from the Yuan Dynasty. The hall enshrines the "Three Saints of the West", but the most famous is the suspended Guanyin crossing the sea on the back, which is known as the "most beautiful Guanyin in China". Transportation: Xinjiang Bus No. 12, get off at Guangcun Station, fare: CNY 5, about 40 minutes per bus Admission: Free