A lesser-known but stunning filming location for the Shanxi Black Myth: Qiu Feng Lou.

❤Recommended because: Qiu Feng Lou stands quietly on the banks of the Yellow River, located behind the main hall of the Yuncheng Hou Tu Temple. The Hou Tu Temple was built where the Fen River flows into the Yellow River. It is the birthplace of Chinese Hou Tu culture and is the crown of temples in China and the source of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Before the Ming Dynasty, the Hou Tu Temple was a royal sacrificial site, and later it became a temple for folk sacrifices. The existing buildings in the temple include the mountain gate, the well platform, the offering hall, the incense pavilion, the main hall, Qiu Feng Lou, and the east and west five tiger side halls. The buildings are magnificent and the structure is exquisite. The mountain gate and the well platform form a rare "品" stage in China, providing important evidence for the study of the shape of ancient Chinese stages, and it has extremely high historical and artistic value. The glazed ornaments in the main hall are dazzling and extremely precious. The hanging carvings on various buildings are exquisite and lifelike. The Song Dynasty inscription "Fen Yin Er Sheng Pei Feng Ming" preserved in the temple is an inscription written and inscribed by Emperor Zhenzong of Song himself. Inscriptions inscribed by emperors in ancient China are rare, so this inscription is one of the famous inscriptions in ancient China. 🌟Highlights: 1️⃣Qiu Feng Lou is named after the "Qiu Feng Ci" tablet of Emperor Wu of Han Liu Che hidden in the building. Emperor Wu of Han personally came to worship six times and left the eternal masterpiece "Qiu Feng Ci". 2️⃣The 28 exquisitely carved hanging pillars on both sides of Qiu Feng Lou symbolize the 28 generals of Emperor Wu of Han's Yun Tai. 3️⃣The upper layer of the cross-hipped roof has 36 corners, symbolizing the 36 brothers of Wa Gang Zhai at the end of the Sui Dynasty. 4️⃣Each glass corner is also equipped with a colored glazed warrior figure, a total of 108, symbolizing the 108 generals of Liang Shan. 🎫Scenic area ticket: CNY 20 🕙Opening hours: 08:30-18:00 📍Detailed address: On the banks of the Yellow River in Miao Qian Village, Rong He Town, Wan Rong County, Yun Cheng City