86版西遊記唐僧掃塔，掃的就是山西這座寺院中的國保級文物寶塔。Filming locations of Journey to the West in China

Описание: 洪洞縣廣勝寺，位於山西省臨汾市洪洞縣東北 15 公里的霍山南麓，是第一批全國重點文物保護單位，始建於東漢建和元年（147 年），原名俱廬舍寺，亦稱育王塔院，唐代大曆四年（769 年）由郭子儀奏請重建，並更名為廣勝寺，取「廣大於天，名勝於時」之意。該寺歷經宋金兵火、元代地震毀壞後重建，現存建築以上寺飛虹塔、大雄寶殿為明代遺構，其餘多為元代建築，由上寺、下寺與水神廟三部分組成。

上寺踞於霍山巔頂，核心建築飛虹塔是國內保存最完整的七彩琉璃塔，高 47.31 米，為八角樓閣式十三層磚塔，塔身鑲嵌黃、綠、藍三色琉璃構件，圖案豐富多樣，陽光映照下猶如飛虹，86 版《西遊記》「掃塔辨奇冤」劇情即取景於此；塔後彌陀殿曾藏有《趙城金藏》，這部金代雕印大藏經是佛教典籍中的瑰寶，現藏於國家圖書館。

下寺位於霍山南麓、霍泉北側，其彌陀殿為元代木構建築，五開間大殿僅用兩根立柱支撐，結構獨特罕見；旁側水神廟明應王殿內留存 217 平方米元代壁畫，其中「大行散樂忠都秀在此作場」戲曲壁畫，是研究元代雜劇的珍貴實物證據。廣勝寺以飛虹塔、《趙城金藏》與水神廟壁畫並稱「三絕」，是研究元明建築與宗教文化的重要遺址。

Guangsheng Temple in Hongtong County is located at the southern foot of Huo Mountain, 15 kilometers northeast of Hongtong County, Linfen City, Shanxi Province. It is one of the first batch of Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level. It was first built in the first year of Jianhe in the Eastern Han Dynasty (147 AD), originally named Julushe Temple, also known as Ashoka Stupa Courtyard. In the 4th year of Dali in the Tang Dynasty (769 AD), Guo Ziyi, the Prince of Fenyang, petitioned for its reconstruction and renamed it Guangsheng Temple, meaning "vast as the sky, famous in the times". The temple was destroyed by wars in the Song and Jin Dynasties and earthquakes in the Yuan Dynasty, then rebuilt. The existing buildings include the Feihong Pagoda and Mahavira Hall in the Upper Temple, which are relics of the Ming Dynasty, while most of the others are Yuan Dynasty buildings. It consists of three parts: the Upper Temple, the Lower Temple and the Water God Temple.

The Upper Temple is located on the top of Huo Mountain. The core building, Feihong Pagoda, is the most well-preserved colorful glazed pagoda in China, with a height of 47.31 meters. It is an octagonal pavilion-style 13-story brick pagoda, inlaid with yellow, green and blue glazed components, with rich and diverse patterns. When the sun shines on it, it looks like a flying rainbow. The scene of "sweeping the pagoda to distinguish injustice" in the 1986 version of "Journey to the West" was filmed here; the Mituo Hall behind the pagoda once housed the "Zhao Cheng Jin Zang", a Jin Dynasty engraved Tripitaka, which is a treasure in Buddhist scriptures and is now collected in the National Library of China.

The Lower Temple is located at the southern foot of Huo Mountain and the north side of Huo Spring. Its Mituo Hall is a Yuan Dynasty wooden building. The five-bay hall is supported by only two columns, with a unique and rare structure; the Mingying King Hall in the adjacent Water God Temple retains 217 square meters of Yuan Dynasty murals, among which the opera mural "Da Xing San Le Zhong Du Xiu Performs Here" is a precious physical evidence for the study of Yuan Dynasty zaju. Guangsheng Temple is known as the "Three Wonders" for Feihong Pagoda, "Zhao Cheng Jin Zang" and the murals of the Water God Temple, and is an important site for studying Yuan and Ming architecture and religious culture.