Travel in the post-epidemic era ~ Anyang (2)

The first thing to experience the characteristics of a city when visiting a city is definitely the local breakfast. For example, I ate beef noodles in Lanzhou, glutinous rice soup in Jinan, hot dry noodles in Wuhan, and spicy spicy soup in Zhengzhou, not to mention the breakfast. I made a special trip to Xi'an.

Wang Ying told me that there is a breakfast dish in Anyang called "flat noodle dish". He said that people in Anyang love to eat this, but it is very oily, which made me lose interest as soon as I heard it, so I didn't want to eat it at all. We found a place to eat steamed buns and tofu. The small shop in Nao happened to sell "flat noodle dishes" next to it, so I went in and bought a bowl. However, it was actually not that oily. Maybe each shop made it in a different style.

This is "flat noodle dish" and it's okay.

Travel in the post-epidemic era ~ Anyang (2)

Flat noodles are usually eaten with pancakes, which they call "fried pancakes".

The special feature of this tofu puff is that it is steamed and the taste is not that salty, which is quite good.

Now that I have come to Anyang, I still want to visit the "Yin Ruins" again. Today is not a rest day. There are almost no tourists in the scenic area, but I saw some children attending classes in the garden.

Yin Ruins is the capital site of the late Shang Dynasty in China. At the beginning of the 20th century, Yin Ruins became famous for the excavation of oracle bone inscriptions. In 1928, the archaeological excavation of Yin Ruins officially began, and a large number of capital building ruins and rich cultural relics represented by oracle bone inscriptions and bronzes were unearthed. It systematically displays the glorious bronze civilization of the late Shang Dynasty in China and establishes the scientific status of the Yin and Shang society as a trusted history. It was ranked first among China's "100 major archaeological discoveries" in the 20th century.

The museum is located underground, and walking down is like walking into a tomb.

About 150,000 oracle bones with inscriptions have been unearthed in the Yin Ruins. The data recorded in the oracle bone inscriptions advance China's credible written history to the Shang Dynasty, and also gave rise to a new discipline - oracle bone inscriptions.

In the palace and ancestral temple area there is also the tomb of Fuhao, the consort of King Wuding of the Shang Dynasty. This is the only completely preserved tomb of a member of the Shang royal family discovered so far. It is also the only member of the Shang royal family who can be contacted with the oracle bone inscriptions and determine the age, tomb owner and identity. tomb.

But I don’t understand why Fu Hao’s tomb is here, so far away from Wu Ding’s tomb.

The Yin Ruins site also includes a "Royal Tomb Site", which is about ten kilometers away from the palace and ancestral temple area. There are farmlands all the way. I thought I was going the wrong way, but later I found out that this area is full of tomb pits and nothing can be done. It is developed, so we can only farm.

This royal tomb site has been stolen and excavated since the Han Dynasty. It is estimated that it has been stolen six times, so basically nothing is left. Only the Simuwu Ding was too big, and the tomb robbers gave up. The real Simuwu Ding is now At the National Museum in Beijing, the ones here are all replicas. Because there is nothing left in the tomb pit, they have basically been refilled.