Jinggui
Last updated 2026-05-30
Jinggui is an open-world NPC located in Luyang Academy, Temple of Space.
Location
Profile
Jinggui is a warrioress from Liyue and one of the "Uplifted," people chosen to be preserved as living memories in the Temple of Space.
Before she was taken to the temple, she lived at the same time as Guhua, with whom she once drove out bandits from Guili Plains. Although she was never a member of the Guhua Clan, she would have loved to be.[1][2]
She resides in the Temple of Space at Luyang Academy, where a copy of the Guhua Clan's prized training ground, located in Mt. Lingmeng, can be found.
Appearance
Jinggui is a fair-skinned young woman with brown eyes and dark auburn hair tied into a side braid. She wears a cropped, sleeveless brown top with dark accents and decorative fastenings, paired with brown shorts and a layered belt. The outfit is complemented by detached long sleeves, fingerless gloves, knee-high socks, and dark shoes.
Quests and Events
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Dialogue
Available after completing the Hidden Exploration Objective Guhua Training.
- Jinggui: Wow... I can't believe that those children really turned a martial arts technique into a dance... And it looks rather good, too.
Are you, too, of the Guhua Clan?
- Jinggui: Ha! That lad Guhua probably wouldn't have the audacity to call me a disciple. Back when we were fighting the bandits at Guili Plains, he even... Forget it. That's all in the past now.
- Jinggui: But this whole "Guhua Clan" business has nothing to do with the lad's sword skills. In fact, I enjoyed watching them during sword practice — quite the diversion, you understand.
- You seem to be twiddling your thumbs a little here...
- Jinggui: Hmm? What's the point of having eternity on your hands if you can't fritter away a little time?
- Jinggui: That celestial being up in heaven has placed us here like a bunch of clay warriors. After all the characters I've met, and all the delicacies I've tasted over the millennia, what else is left for me to hanker after?
- As for your swordsmanship skills...
- Jinggui: "Swordsmanship"? "Skills"? You flatter me. I'm not like that boy Guhua, with all that flowery talk of "rain-cutting" and "light-piercing."
- Jinggui: All I know is how to stab someone with my spear or sword and how to dodge other people's attacks in turn. Nothing to brag about, and like fermented side dishes, not things you show off in polite company.
- Jinggui: But, I definitely am the person you should be talking to if you're looking to learn how to make those side dishes! Those Remurian barbarians... they have no idea how to make proper fish sauce. First, you have to...
- Jinggui: Ahem. Unfortunately, fish are a rare commodity here. I'll teach you again the next time I ask Castiglione to draw me some fish.
- I'll leave you to it, then.
- Jinggui: Go, go. Be careful you don't lose your way around here.
Trivia
Etymology
- The character Jing (Chinese: 妌) is exclusively used in the historical name Fu Jing (Chinese: 妇妌), who was a Shang dynasty queen of Wu Ding. She was recorded as a warrioress, much like Jinggui in the game.
- Gui (Chinese: 癸), the ancient formal synonym for "tenth", was the temple name of Fu Shi, another queen of Wu Ding.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Jinggui |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 妌癸 Jìngguǐ |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 妌癸 Jìngguǐ |
| Japanese | 妌癸 Jouki |
| Korean | 정계 Jeonggye |
| Spanish | Jinggui |
| French | Jinggui |
| Russian | Цзин- Tszin-guy |
| Thai | Jinggui |
| Vietnamese | Jinggui |
| German | Jinggui |
| Indonesian | Jinggui |
| Portuguese | Jing-gui |
| Turkish | Jinggui |
| Italian | Jinggui |
Change History
- ↑ Hidden Exploration Objective, Quest-Like: Guhua Training
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Jinggui