Yinxu, the first documented site of a late Shang Dynasty capital in Chinese history, is hailed as the cradle of modern Chinese archaeology and a crucial cornerstone in the tracing of Chinese civilization. The new Yinxu Museum, completed and opened on February 26, 2024, stands like a massive bronze tripod, its power resting upon the vast land of China. Step into Yinxu and discover the Yin and Shang civilization.
Recommended:
First Floor: The Sound of Chariots and Horses: The Yinxu Chariot and Horse Relics Exhibition Hall
Complete Shang Dynasty chariots and horse bones tell the story of ancient battles.
Second Floor: The Great Shang Civilization
From its origins to its rise and fall, this entire floor takes you on a journey through the Shang civilization. This venue houses treasures of cultural relics, numerous bronze artifacts, and even the "stunning oracle bone" known as "A Piece of Oracle Bone."
Third Floor: ① Special Exhibition: "Who is Zi? - Special Exhibition of Oracle Bones from the East Site of Huayuanzhuang, Yinxu."
A person named "Zi" records divination in various aspects of life.
② Special Exhibition: "Where Does Long Come From? - Special Exhibition of the Sub-Chang Tomb in the East Site of Huayuanzhuang, Yinxu."
The popular bronze hand-shaped artifact, sub-long ox-shaped urn, and bronze axe are all found in this hall.
About the Yinxu Royal Tombs: After the new building opened, most artifacts are now in the new building. If you don't have time, you can skip the old building.
Admission: 80 yuan for adults, free for children under 140 cm. Enter with your ID card or use the QR code to purchase tickets.