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A full-body statue of the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, is depicted in an upright stance in Shapingba District, China. The statue features a golden face, hands, and tail, with a stern expression and a spiky, patterned crown. It wears a blue robe with dark trim, a prominent red sash tied at the waist, and a tiger-skin loincloth with white fur edges. Dark blue pants, brown leg bindings, and sandals complete the attire. A golden, ornate shoulder guard is visible on its left shoulder. The figure holds a golden, intricately carved staff (Ruyi Jingu Bang) vertically in its right hand, resting on the ground to its left. The statue stands on a dark, multi-tiered base sculpted to resemble rock formations with carved clouds. The background consists of a dark grey brick wall. To the right, green foliage, including bamboo-like plants and ferns, is illuminated by warm lights, alongside a stone wall segment. A yellow sign on the statue's base displays red Chinese characters reading "禁止攀爬" (No climbing). Another partially obscured yellow sign with red characters is visible to the left, behind the staff. Faint Chinese characters are also present on a vertical banner or sign to the far right.
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