Weifang home to attractions reminiscent of those in 'Black Myth: Wukong'

Are you among the many people excited about Black Myth: Wukong? The game's stunningly realistic Chinese landscapes and ancient architecture are captivating gamers worldwide. For fans of cultural relics, there are numerous places in Weifang that should not be missed!

The Tuoshan Grottoes, located in Qingzhou — a county-level city of Weifang, Shandong province, are the largest and most intact group of ancient cave statues in eastern China. They are extremely valuable for the study of ancient Chinese sculptures, paintings and Buddhism. [Photo/VCG]

Yunmen Mountain scenic area is a national 5A-level tourist attraction. During summer and autumn, clouds and mist often pass through the caves, turning it into a real-life fairyland. This scene was called "Yunmen Wonderland" in ancient times. [Photo/WeChat ID: wlweifang]

Qingzhou Museum houses more than 400 Buddhist statues from Longxing Temple. The Buddhist statues unearthed from the temple are a rare find in the history of Chinese Buddhist archaeology in terms of their large quantity, exquisiteness of their craftsmanship, and level of preservation of the gilding and painting. [Photo/WeChat ID: wlweifang]