Jincheng Jade Emperor Temple, the filming location of Black Myth: Wukong.

The Jade Emperor Temple is located in Zezhou County, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province. It was built during the Northern Song Dynasty and still retains a complete three-entry building complex, including the first gate, the second gate, the gods' pavilion, the Jade Emperor Hall, and other buildings. In particular, the 28 Star Mansion Hall and the Jade Emperor Hall still retain complete Song Dynasty colored sculptures, which are unique and lifelike. Recommended Attractions 28 Star Mansion Hall There are 28 existing colored sculptures, each corresponding to a star mansion. The colored sculptures present the Song Dynasty costume style, with vivid shapes, and each star mansion shows different personality characteristics. It is also a unique product in the world. Jade Emperor Hall It was built in the ninth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty. The existing building is a single-eave Xieshan-style building with a Song and Jin style front porch. The Jade Emperor is enshrined in the hall, with a total of 51 colored sculptures. Five Hall There is 1 existing colored sculpture, which is a statue of the Five Generals. Forbidden Medicine King Hall There are 7 existing colored sculptures, enshrining the Forbidden King, famous doctors Hua Tuo and Sun Simiao. Four Saints Hall There are 10 existing colored sculptures. Enshrining the four saints of Tianma, Tianqiang, Tiange, and Tianfeng. Eleven Shining Star Hall There are 13 existing colored sculptures, in the style of the Yuan Dynasty, enshrining the eleven star monarchs. Three Yuan Hall The Three Yuan Hall, also known as the Three Yuan Hall, was built in the late Northern Song Dynasty, with 9 existing colored sculptures. Enshrining the officials of heaven, earth, and water. Taiwei Hall There are 6 existing colored sculptures. All are statues of generals. Chengtang Hall Chengtang Hall was created in the ninth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1076). The existing building is in the style of the Jin Dynasty. There are three two-story pavilions in the hall for the Chengtang Emperor's shrine. Ticket: Free Transportation: Bus No. 19