China’s first high-budget game, Black Myth: Wukong has sparked a global craze since its release last week.
Interestingly, a Chow Tai Fook shop in China recently made a replica of the Golden Cudgel — aka Jingu Bang — from pure gold.
According to eastmoney.com, the one-of-a-kind staff measures about 200cm and weighs more than 7.5kg.
The golden Jingu Bang was reportedly displayed with a price tag of RM1,799,800 (S$328,000)
Source: Xiaohongshu
Securities Times, however, reported that the price tag was for reference purposes only — the item is not for sale but can be custom-made upon request.
Turns out, the Jingu Bang was unrelated to the Black Myth: Wukong game. A Chow Tai Fook staff said that the golden staff has been around for two years but gained exposure recently due to the game’s popularity.
Also read: RPG ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ gets released, companies in China suspend work for employees to game
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Featured image adapted from Xiaohongshu.
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