This trip left a profound impression on me at the Wuhou Temple. Stepping into the temple felt like stepping back into the Three Kingdoms era. Towering ancient cypresses, verdant bamboo against crimson walls create a tranquil and elegant atmosphere. The temple's architecture is majestic and ancient, and every detail tells a story of the past. The "Three Wonders Monument," the Gallery of Civil and Military Officials, and the Zhuge Liang Hall—everywhere are filled with stories of the Three Kingdoms.
A rich cultural atmosphere also permeated the air. The poetry and couplets, written between the lines, convey the admiration and remembrance of the heroes of Shu Han. However, the holiday crowds made it difficult to fully appreciate the monuments and experience the history, somewhat impacting the overall experience.
But the rich history and cultural heritage of the Wuhou Temple remain undeniably captivating, making it a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in Three Kingdoms culture.