The Monkey King has a joke about three sticks.

When the tomb of the Monkey King was discovered, it was found that there was an iron bar that was not corroded by rust. Experts found that this is a kind of ice paste recorded in history. The iron content in this iron bar is very high, which is not made by modern people through technology, but the production technology of ancient people is more rough, so experts believe that this iron bar is an ancient relic. After all, the Monkey King's historical image is too profound, and his golden cudgel is also an unknown secret.

In the Journey to the West, the Monkey King was a distinctive figure, but at that time, many people should regard him as a fictional character. However, through modern research, it is found that the Monkey King actually exists, because the Monkey King's grave actually appears in Baoshan, near Fujian. What is even more surprising is that there is more than one grave, but the graves of two brothers.

There is a temple in Baoshan, Fujian called Baoshan, which contains the tombs of the Monkey King and his brother. The exact date cannot be verified, but it can be concluded from the architectural style that it was built at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and when it was built needs further verification by experts. However, there are two tombstones in this tomb. One says the Monkey King, and the other says Tian Tongjin. According to the memorial tablets of ancient tombstones, the Monkey King should have an unusual identity.

After this incident was reported in the news, some netizens said that it may be that the author of The Journey to the West built the tomb of the Monkey King here to highlight the story at that time, or it may be a lie made up by modern people to increase the number of tourists. However, there is no conclusion yet. After all, experts are still studying it.