I would be heartbroken if anyone came to Shanxi and missed Jinci.

People often say, "Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles." When we were young, we were always curious and yearning for the outside world, looking forward to exploring those mysterious places one day. I remember when I was a child, my impression of Jinci in Shanxi was only limited to the pictures and text introductions in the books. I thought it was just an ancient building with nothing special. However, when I came to Jinci in person after growing up, I realized how one-sided my previous views were. Walking into Jinci, I seemed to have traveled to ancient times. The buildings here are magnificent and spectacular, and the colored sculptures are lifelike, which makes people can't help but sigh at the wisdom and skills of the ancients. Especially when I saw those elements related to the black myth Wukong, I was even more excited. When we were young, we always naively thought that the world was what we imagined, and when we grew up, we found that there was a huge gap between reality and imagination. Jinci is a good example. It made me understand that I can't judge a thing just by the surface impression. Only personal experience can truly understand its charm.