Please be prepared, most of them are not attractions, but cultural relics protection units, and there is no matched tourism facilities. You may drive more than 2 hours for just one of them.
I am now in Shanxi province. Before you go to these places, make sure you learn some history about them, or have a guide with you, that would make your trip much more satisfying. Totally different.
The problem with this is there's only a vocal minority of weirdos who act like this. The majority of people in the US are normal. They don't speak for everyone it's a shame the rest of the world views us like that.
Journey to the West 1986 drama recommend! All the actors were national level theater actors at that time, and although the visuals were very nostalgic, their acting skills were superb!
@@princ2024yes, these actions were very regrettable. But sometimes I understand why people made such bad decisions. I follow study western classical history, and thus read a lot of what’s considered “canonical literature,” and consume a lot of historically significant western cultures (for example, I read Ancient Greek and Latin and have played most of the standard concert repertoire in classical music). And while the academic side is very good, online communities for such things are filled with low-IQ reactionaries who just want to have something in the past they consider “great” for their own ego. The my cling to narratives of greatness, golden ages, degeneration of greatness, etc. for their own ego rather than and any authentic intellectual curiosity. I think there are more of these people than people who authentically enjoy the culture (looking at how the average American thinks about the Roman Empire is a great example). They just like it as something that’s needed for their narrative of history, and feel the ego boost of knowing about something they consider great but loss. If this was the only way people enjoyed history, I think it would be an objective positive to get rid of it. Unfortunately, history and cultural artifacts do have their uses, and I do not think these things should have been destroyed, because the honest uses of it are worth it even if honest appreciation of history is a small minority.
Wow a game that did research, and not just google something out of internet and steal flag and building, doing great and loved? What a surprise, right?
@@benym9146it’s a jab at Ubisoft and Assassin’s Creed Shadows lul Ubisoft was stealing lots of things left and right and got in trouble with Japan for it
Great job to your research for those real life sceneries and compilation into this impressive video; and to the game creators for such detailed artwork they have done for Black Myth Wu Kong!👏👏👏 love it!
I thought some of the ornate buddhist decorations and altars are way too detailed to be modeled by hand. So they have to use Nanites and Photogrammetry from real objects. If this game was using UE5 it would've never captured these visuals.
Some people complained that the roof was not wood. The way that building was put together is literally how Lego was created. At least kids can learn some Chinese history from this game.
@@yorkiesweetpea23 Dougong are structural. Of course it is not like Lego. Lego are interlocking toy pieces. Dougong are interlocking pieces that allow beams, floors, roofs to lock in place without any nail. And it is even better structurally for lateral forces such as earthquake and winds. Many 80 yrs old don't know the Chinese history especially those live in the west. It is part of the heritage whether you are from China or not. When I said kids, I mean 18 years old or older.
Awesome video. You did an amazing job. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to sharing your knowledge of Chinese culture. I subscribed to your channel. 😁😁
For those wondering about the picture at 3:01, I checked that site and found that same article, and literally none of those locations are in the game and those screenshots definitely appear to be different then the final game. Maybe they were Beta screenshots or Pre alpha gameplay that got leaked or something? It was said that originally the game was going to have 13 chapters instead of the 6 we got so maybe cut content, but again in short those screenshots are either not from the game or they are from cut content. Any context publisher of the video?
Thanks for the explanation, yeah I watched through about 15 hours or so of gameplay on double speed and didn't see many of the locations that articles talk about
I went 5 months in Wudang mountain, so I'm familiar with that temple over there. Then they constructed fake mountain peak cardboards around the temple to make it look like Disney Land... typical in China. But the energy of that mountain is amazing.
I’m doing new game+ now and tried lots of different build. My current build ( I called it One punch man) can almost one shot some of the lesser bosses.
Public Request. Ancient kung fu film. 80s or 90s. A group of clans in a dungeon of some sort. All different names ofcourse, their leaders that is. Argue over politics as always and a display of abilities special powers etc. I can't remember it for the life of me. Only this much. Help please. It was a really good film
There is one stone sculpture in chapter one that from a temple name Banteay srei . but that temple is not located in China it is located in Siemreab Cambodia . and It is just a small part of the temple .
Wow the 1000 Buddha temple! I wish so much to go see it in person.
Thank you for this video!
FYI, China has 144hr Visa-free entry to many countries.
I just went there a few days ago, and this is a place called Lantian Shui lu an.
Please be prepared, most of them are not attractions, but cultural relics protection units, and there is no matched tourism facilities. You may drive more than 2 hours for just one of them.
Me too.
The art design of this game is insane.
It looks great indeed!
I am now in Shanxi province. Before you go to these places, make sure you learn some history about them, or have a guide with you, that would make your trip much more satisfying. Totally different.
It is amazing how the team travels around the country to map the game world perspectives!
The temple with Yellowbrow was the best and most intricate ❤
From Shanxi Xiaoxitian
I grew up watching hong kong shows and movies. Playing the game really hits my soul and makes me smile.
The US is going to say this game is a threat to their national security. 😆
The problem with this is there's only a vocal minority of weirdos who act like this. The majority of people in the US are normal. They don't speak for everyone it's a shame the rest of the world views us like that.
For the western gaming industry it certainly is 🤣
When a work of art is created by artists who love their work.
亢金龍，室火豬，I'm really impressed. I was born and raised in China until 24 and I'm hearing these characters for the first time in my 60+ years life.
一百零八星宿
是28，不是108
The historical records of China are so rich that it would be impossible for anyone to know everything :)
你竟然没看过西游记
@@ameliah8164 一百零八那是水滸的梁山好漢……
I recently started listening to an English translation audiobook of Journey to the West on UA-cam. Good stuff!
Journey to the West 1986 drama recommend! All the actors were national level theater actors at that time, and although the visuals were very nostalgic, their acting skills were superb!
wow
Your pronunciation is perfect and authentic! Thanks for this great video!
This is so cool and amazing! THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK to educate the masses with this. BEAUTIFUL!
thats why everytime some CIA shill say CCP destroyed all Chinese history and culture I laugh my ass off.
的确破坏过很多，非常遗憾，留存的我们更加珍惜
@@princ2024yes, these actions were very regrettable. But sometimes I understand why people made such bad decisions. I follow study western classical history, and thus read a lot of what’s considered “canonical literature,” and consume a lot of historically significant western cultures (for example, I read Ancient Greek and Latin and have played most of the standard concert repertoire in classical music). And while the academic side is very good, online communities for such things are filled with low-IQ reactionaries who just want to have something in the past they consider “great” for their own ego. The my cling to narratives of greatness, golden ages, degeneration of greatness, etc. for their own ego rather than and any authentic intellectual curiosity. I think there are more of these people than people who authentically enjoy the culture (looking at how the average American thinks about the Roman Empire is a great example). They just like it as something that’s needed for their narrative of history, and feel the ego boost of knowing about something they consider great but loss. If this was the only way people enjoyed history, I think it would be an objective positive to get rid of it. Unfortunately, history and cultural artifacts do have their uses, and I do not think these things should have been destroyed, because the honest uses of it are worth it even if honest appreciation of history is a small minority.
也有很多是鸦片战争、抗日战争间，外国侵略者损坏的。
除了侵略者，就像前面那个人说的，每个朝代几乎都会把前朝的宫殿付之一炬。一般只有寺庙会一直保存。
所以有诗人曾说“兴，百姓苦。亡，百姓苦”，来表达政权更替带来的社会动荡
The CCP arrested a man for smashing a vase he bought which was a historical artifact
Ain’t Mao China anymore even if they still call Mao their pride
共产党最大的功绩就是除4⃣️旧😂
I love the 小西天site the most as it contain lots of intricate details and looks like a very stunning temple!
Wow a game that did research, and not just google something out of internet and steal flag and building, doing great and loved? What a surprise, right?
Ubisoft cries in corner
Steal? Chinese steal chineses things?
@@benym9146it’s a jab at Ubisoft and Assassin’s Creed Shadows lul
Ubisoft was stealing lots of things left and right and got in trouble with Japan for it
It's a Chinese game with a huge budget
@@benym9146you don’t understand 😂
Thanks for this. Interesting stuff.
Thanks for putting all these together
Damn that is amazing 😍
Meanwhile Ubisoft making Assassin's Creed in Japan: "just slap some cherry trees and we're good"
haha
Hahaha.. that makes me laughed until my 2 jujubees knock one another 😂😂😂
Great job to your research for those real life sceneries and compilation into this impressive video; and to the game creators for such detailed artwork they have done for Black Myth Wu Kong!👏👏👏 love it!
I thought some of the ornate buddhist decorations and altars are way too detailed to be modeled by hand. So they have to use Nanites and Photogrammetry from real objects. If this game was using UE5 it would've never captured these visuals.
I don't really understand the technical info, but I assume you're praising the dev team! :)
China has beautiful terrain. I hope to visit one day.
Some people complained that the roof was not wood. The way that building was put together is literally how Lego was created. At least kids can learn some Chinese history from this game.
It is not like Legos lol.
Black myth, although rated at a PG 16, majority of the players/fans are grown adults or middle aged.
@@yorkiesweetpea23 Dougong are structural. Of course it is not like Lego. Lego are interlocking toy pieces. Dougong are interlocking pieces that allow beams, floors, roofs to lock in place without any nail. And it is even better structurally for lateral forces such as earthquake and winds.
Many 80 yrs old don't know the Chinese history especially those live in the west. It is part of the heritage whether you are from China or not. When I said kids, I mean 18 years old or older.
@@TAL142 sorry, I had thought you were being serious about it like Legos.
Most of the sites are in Shanxi Province, and the first chapter of the temple is in Zhejiang Province
中國人謝謝你的努力！～爲你的專業的講解而點讚！～👍👍👍
This game is full of hard work
xiao xi tian looks even more amazing in real life when it looks cool in the game i want to visit xiao xi tian one day
I love this game lol got the Wukong stance and the platinum on PS5… seriously an amazing work of art
A class act. My game of the year.
I look forward to see what comes
next from China.
Thank you so much this is really cool. 🎉🎉
2:29 God of Super Saiyan!
Awesome video. You did an amazing job. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to sharing your knowledge of Chinese culture. I subscribed to your channel. 😁😁
For those wondering about the picture at 3:01, I checked that site and found that same article, and literally none of those locations are in the game and those screenshots definitely appear to be different then the final game. Maybe they were Beta screenshots or Pre alpha gameplay that got leaked or something? It was said that originally the game was going to have 13 chapters instead of the 6 we got so maybe cut content, but again in short those screenshots are either not from the game or they are from cut content. Any context publisher of the video?
Thanks for the explanation, yeah I watched through about 15 hours or so of gameplay on double speed and didn't see many of the locations that articles talk about
I went 5 months in Wudang mountain, so I'm familiar with that temple over there. Then they constructed fake mountain peak cardboards around the temple to make it look like Disney Land... typical in China. But the energy of that mountain is amazing.
Great sharing and thanks ! ❤❤❤
Fun fact: The Wudang Mountains was used in the Karate Kid movie. Interesting stuff.
Brilliant stuff! Gotta give credit to the good folks of GAME SCIENCE for doing so much research for making the game!
Try to avoid the Chinese festivals, if not, "people mountain people sea"
Interesting video !
Even the place where you fight Er Lang is a real life location. It's called 五龙庙文昌阁 and it is located in Sichuan
Thank you. Thank you🤩🤩🤩
Thx for telling and showing the real location of the real places in Black Myth Wukong. Now I can plan my trip to visit these places.
Thanks for the good pronouncation.
Thank you so much. What an interesting province !
Thanks for your efforts! 🎉
Bros mandarin is so clean I could listen to him for hours and I'm not complaining👁👄👁
I want to see the giant turtle back (where we fight kang jin long) in real life.
I can tell that you didnt even play the game cuz the pic in 3:03 isnt even BMW. But thanks for all the info and research nonetheless!
yes, since he says the destined one is wukong he didn't. but he did a nice work even so.
Dude is a falungong mouth piece ,I knew I saw him somewhere else back in the days!
@@wildguardianthe destined one is wukong but not to 100%
wow, how do you get the places?
you are Amazing!
Can you share any video of a true story of Sun Wukong?
thank you for this video...
They should have shown the spot when the monkey king went to the North Pole. Or the one in summer camp.
As Chinese I don’t even know some of these places exist. Thank you. 😊
2:59 What?! are we referring to the same game?
Great job you done great job
视频做得很用心！赞👍
The game is now a Chinese Tresure
Tq great video
Hey it’s that guy from generation tech
Well done
I haven't play it yet, would say it is a souls like?
Kind of, but there's no penalty for dying.
I would say between Dark souls and God of war. Enemies are challenging but your character is really powerful too.
I’m doing new game+ now and tried lots of different build. My current build ( I called it One punch man) can almost one shot some of the lesser bosses.
Watching the game footage in this video hurts my eyes a lot.
Next travel plan 😏
The power of Unreal Engine 5
wow 😳😳😳
哥们儿 你的讲解非常详实，中文发音真是字正腔圆👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
3:01 left one is not of game , it can be of movie
You should add sound effect to your videos.
Hi
刚去过小西天🎉
it is available for ps4? :(
pc? :)
Its on PC and playstation
only ps5
I thought BMW is a game, actually it's a documentary.
Very interesting good video
Awesome....
good this video，keep them coming
Rainbolt the geoguesser can find the locations I bet 😂
So cool🎉
Great video except the bit where it spoils some of the game for those who have yet to play it.
Which part spoils the game?
@@learnchinesenow 5:08 onwards, Monkey King gets sucked into the bag and has to fight his way out of the Xaio Xi Tian / 1000 Buddha statue
Shanxi guy here!
Impressive !!!!!
thank u for all of these helpful information
hi
lmao
Name: $ Wukong
ID:0x132B96b1152bb6Be197501E8220A74D3e63E4682
Age: ~500 years (unknown exact age)
Zodiac: Symbolically Aries
Interests:
Fighting: Challenges strong foes.
Cultivation: Seeks higher skills.
Fun: Enjoys playful moments.
Protection: Cares for Tang Seng & friends.
Public Request.
Ancient kung fu film. 80s or 90s.
A group of clans in a dungeon of some sort. All different names ofcourse, their leaders that is. Argue over politics as always and a display of abilities special powers etc.
I can't remember it for the life of me. Only this much. Help please. It was a really good film
There is one stone sculpture in chapter one that from a temple name Banteay srei . but that temple is not located in China it is located in Siemreab Cambodia . and It is just a small part of the temple .
Interesting
Wow
amazing bilingual 👍
身为中国人也只去过云冈石窟和悬空寺🥺
wow is so pretty. Thank you
The REAL question is: Why don't you call and ask?
🆒❤️👍🙏
👍
You cribbed this off somebody else. Good on yer!!
What a mind-blowing game 😊
Very hard though and it should have difficulty levels to select
Real god is lord Buddha. God delivers 🎉 god don't shout I am god i am son of god 😂😂
you could just watch 10 or more others video instead whom are made sooner then yours and find them :)
You could, yet you are still watching this video…
1.感谢你很专业的解读中国历史，感谢你尊重真实的历史，这是人类几千年的经验。而不是为了反华崇拜日本韩国最近100年抄袭物。
2.唐代建筑，不要期待来中国能看到，都被战争毁掉了，留下也很破旧。希望这代人能恢复它，推荐去中国博物馆看看唐朝，一个极其自信包容的时代。
3.最后黑神话悟空能代表中国文明核心的儒家道教和佛教，革命，相信人而不是神。