Kang Jinlong

==In popular culture==

==In popular culture==

{{See|List of media adaptations of Journey to the West}}

{{See|List of media adaptations of Journey to the West}}

In the acclaimed 2024 game [[Black Myth: Wukong]], Kang Jinlong is depicted as a fallen star god who has succumbed to lust and darkness, becoming a villain. The game's depiction of the character draws heavily from the Yuan dynasty sculptures at the Jade Emperor Temple, sparking renewed public interest in this celestial figure and the rich mythology of the Twenty-Eight Mansions. This resurgence has contributed to increased cultural tourism at the temple.<ref name="bj"/>

In the acclaimed 2024 game ''[[Black Myth: Wukong]]'', Kang Jinlong is depicted as a fallen star god who has succumbed to lust and darkness, becoming a villain. The game's depiction of the character draws heavily from the Yuan dynasty sculptures at the Jade Emperor Temple, sparking renewed public interest in this celestial figure and the rich mythology of the Twenty-Eight Mansions. This resurgence has contributed to increased cultural tourism at the temple.<ref name="bj"/>

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