[HIGHLIGHTS] From "a piece of oracle bone" to the underground ancient city, look at the back of a dynasty in the Yin Ruins

Yin Ruins is the first capital site of the late Shang Dynasty in Chinese history with documented documents and confirmed by archaeological excavations. Yin Ruins is also the ancient capital site with the longest archaeological excavation time, the most frequency, and the largest area in China.

In the new Yinxu Museum, a large number of bronze wares unearthed from the Yin Ruins are on display. Various wares are exquisitely made and decorated, representing the level of the heyday of China's Bronze Age.