A multi-colored statue depicting the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, stands prominently in an outdoor setting within Shapingba District, China

A multi-colored statue depicting the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, stands prominently in an outdoor setting within Shapingba District, China. The statue features a golden face, hands, and feet, with a golden headband and a golden beard and mustache. It is dressed in a dark blue/grey robe with lighter blue accents, a red sash tied in a bow over a brown and beige tiger-print fur skirt, dark blue trousers, and brown leg wraps extending to brown sandals. An ornate golden staff is held in the statue's left hand, angled downwards. A decorative shoulder piece adorns the right shoulder. The statue rests on a dark, irregularly shaped base embellished with golden cloud designs. The background consists of a dark grey brick wall. To the right, the wall transitions to a dark grey stone structure with green foliage, including tall grass-like plants and ferns, visible in illuminated planters. A white sign with light blue Chinese characters reading "文创冰淇淋" (Wénchuàng Bīngqílín, "Cultural and Creative Ice Cream") is visible in the upper right background. A yellow rectangular sign with "Do Not Climb" in English and Chinese characters is partially visible to the left, behind the staff. Another smaller yellow "No Climbing" sign, featuring a red circle-slash symbol over a climbing figure and Chinese characters, is affixed to the front of the statue's base. The immediate ground around the statue is composed of light grey paving stones. The scene is illuminated by artificial lighting, suggesting a nighttime or indoor public environment.