October 28 afternoon
General Secretary Xi Jinping
Visited Anyang City, Henan Province
The Ruins of Yin Ruins on the North and South Banks of the Huanhe River in the Northwest Suburbs
General Secretary Xi Jinping said
Yearning for Yin Ruins for a long time
This time, I want to learn more about Chinese civilization
past for present
Provide reference for better building the modern civilization of the Chinese nation
Yin Ruins is the first document in the history of our country that can be tested
confirmed by archaeological excavations
Late Shang Dynasty Capital Ruins
Tourists visit the chariot and horse pit in the ancestral temple site of Yinxu Palace in Anyang, Henan (photo taken on October 14, 2018).
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li An
1928
Chinese archaeologists officially launched the scientific archaeological work of Yin Ruins
in nearly a century
Found here
Shang Dynasty palace and ancestral temple building foundation, royal tombs, sacrificial pits,
Settlement ruins, handicraft workshop ruins, oracle bone pits, etc.
A surprising number of unearthed
Exquisite cultural relics such as oracle bone pieces, bronze ware, jade ware, pottery, bone ware
It comprehensively and systematically shows the style and appearance of the capital of the late Shang Dynasty in my country.
Tourists view Bu Jia on display at the Yinxu Museum in Anyang, Henan Province (photo taken on October 12, 2018).
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li An
Among the many archaeological discoveries in Yin Ruins
One of the most important discoveries was the oracle bone inscriptions
Oracle bone inscriptions preserve 3,000-year-old text for us
Pushing the history of Chinese letters forward by about 1000 years
also so far
The earliest mature writing system discovered in China
It is the source of Chinese characters and the root of Chinese excellent traditional culture
In the history of Chinese civilization and even human civilization
epoch-making significance
This is the ruins of the ancestral temple of the Yinxu Palace in Anyang (taken on October 12, 2018, drone photo).
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li An
As the first of China's 100 archaeological discoveries in the 20th century
Yin Ruins in July 2006
Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
now
Yinxu National Archaeological Site Park Construction
is progressing steadily
Become an important window to show the charm of Chinese culture
Reporter: Shuang Rui, Yuan Yueming
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