[2025 Anyang Attraction] Travel Guide for Anyang Museum (Updated Mar)

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Anyang Museum 📍: No. 436, East Section of Wenming Avenue, Wenfeng District, Anyang City, Henan Province ⏱️: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:00) 🧾: Free A comprehensive history museum and national first-class museum. Anyang Museum is a local comprehensive history museum and one of the earliest prefecture-level city museums established in Henan Province. It is located in the west of the Two Halls Building at No. 436 Wenming Avenue, Anyang City, Henan Province. Anyang Museum covers a total area of 20,000 square meters, with an exhibition area of 5,000 square meters. It has eight storerooms and seven exhibition halls. Originally built in 1958, Anyang Museum moved into the Anyang Library and Museum Complex on December 25, 2008. As of 2019, it has a collection of over 10,000 cultural relics. On November 26, 2013, Anyang Museum was awarded the title of "Patriotic Education Demonstration Base of Henan Province." In December 2019, Anyang Museum was awarded the title of "Advanced Collective in Social Education Work of Henan Province Museums." In December 2020, Anyang Museum was approved as a National First-Class Museum.

|Henan_Anyang. Anyang Museum Founded in 1958, during the Yuan Shikai period; Anyang City Museum moved to the new building in 2008, changed its name to Anyang Museum in 2010, and was promoted to a national first-class museum at the end of 2020. Visiting hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00-20:00. Currently free and no reservation required. There are regular free explanations on holidays. Self-driving parking is convenient and there are ample parking spaces. Notes: 1. The rich collection of oracle bones and bronzes is dazzling, and what is more attractive to me is the murals moved from the tomb of Zhao Yi in the Tang Dynasty. 2. The screen stone coffin bed unearthed from the tomb of Qu Qing in the Sui Dynasty is the most impressive. The exquisite stone carvings and the strong Buddhist and Zoroastrian colors of the stone carvings are fascinating. 3. The various colored pottery figurines and unglazed porcelain are lively and interesting. 4. There is a souvenir shop in the museum where you can collect stamps

#chinatraveltips Anyang, located in the northernmost part of Henan Province, China, at the intersection of Jin, Ji, Lu, and Yu provinces, is a city with a long history and profound cultural heritage. Anyang belongs to the northern temperate continental monsoon climate, with distinct four seasons and pleasant climate. Historical background Anyang has a history of over 3300 years and is one of the seven ancient capitals of China, as well as a national historical and cultural city. Around 1300 BC, the 20th king of the Shang Dynasty, Pan Geng, established the capital here, establishing Anyang's position as an ancient capital. Anyang not only has rich Yin Shang culture, but also includes oracle bone inscriptions, bronze ware, and urban construction. In addition, there are many famous cultural landscapes, such as the Two Emperors' Mausoleum, the ancient city where the Book of Changes originated, Ye City culture, and the hometown of Yue Fei. Main attractions Yin Ruins: As the capital site of the late Shang Dynasty, Yin Ruins ranks among the top 100 archaeological discoveries of the 20th century in China. The earliest written language used by the Chinese nation, oracle bone script, and the world's largest excavated bronze vessel, the Simuwu Ding, have been unearthed here. Hongqi Canal: Located in Linzhou City, it is a project built by the people of Linxian County in the 1960s under extremely difficult conditions to divert Zhang into the forest. It is known as the "artificial Milky Way". The Hongqi Canal has not only improved the local water resources situation, but also become an important tourist attraction. Anyang Museum and Chinese Character Museum: These museums showcase the changes of Anyang from Yin, Ye, Wei commandery to Xiangzhou and Zhangde, as well as rich historical relics and oracle bone inscriptions. Tourism development In recent years, Anyang has transformed cultural resources into advantages in integrating culture and tourism, promoting the development of the cultural and tourism industry. The major scenic spots in Anyang, such as Yin Ruins and Hongqi Canal, have attracted a large number of tourists and become popular tourist destinations. Numerous online and offline fans have gathered, showcasing the charm of Anyang as a cultural internet celebrity city

Anyang Museum Founded in 1958, during the Yuan Shikai period; Anyang Museum moved to the new building in 2008, changed its name to Anyang Museum in 2010, and was promoted to a national first-class museum at the end of 2020 📍Address of the scenic spot: No. 436, East Section of Wenming Avenue, Wenfeng District, Anyang City, Henan Province 🚗Transportation to the scenic spot: You can drive by navigation, there are plenty of parking spaces and convenient parking 🎟️Ticket related: Currently free and no reservation is required 💗Other tips: 1. The rich collection of oracle bones and bronzes is dazzling, and what is more attractive to me is the murals moved from the tomb of Zhao Yi in the Tang Dynasty 2. The screen stone coffin bed unearthed from the tomb of Qu Qing in the Sui Dynasty is the most impressive, with exquisite stone carvings and rich Buddhist and Zoroastrian colors. The stone carvings are fascinating. 3. The various colored pottery figurines and unglazed porcelain are lively and interesting. 4. There is a souvenir shop in the museum where you can collect stamps Visiting hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00-20:00

On October 2, we visited Anyang Museum, the second stop of our trip. We visited Yin Ruins Museum yesterday and planned to visit Anyang Museum today. We arrived at around 9:00 in the morning. There are free parking lots on both sides, which is very convenient. When we entered Anyang Museum, we saw many students doing homework, reading books, and studying at the small tables on the second floor. The atmosphere was great. The logo of Anyang Museum is at the front. It includes oracle bone inscriptions, the Eight Diagrams, chariots, bronzeware, bamboo slips, and even modern books. Various elements from ancient times to the present are combined together, which are not messy at all and run through ancient and modern times. There were not many visitors, so the experience was good. No reservation is required. We followed the volunteer guide from the first exhibition hall and listened to the guide's explanation along the historical river from the Yin and Shang Dynasties. From bronzeware to oracle bone inscriptions, from pottery to bronze mirrors, from pottery figurines to porcelain, the exhibits are diverse, showing the history of Anyang. I took a few photos of pottery figurines and Zhen tomb beasts. They are cute and have different shapes. The owner must have an interesting soul.

Anyang Museum covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters, with a total of 8 artifact storage rooms and 7 exhibition halls. The main exhibitions include Anyang Porcelain Display, Life in the Yin and Shang Dynasties, Calligraphy Exhibition, Disaster Prevention Education Exhibition, and Shang Dynasty Script Exhibition, among others.

Anyang is one of the eight ancient capitals of China, having been the capital for dynasties such as Yin Shang, Cao Wei, Later Zhao, Ran Wei, Former Yan, Eastern Wei, and Northern Qi. The Anyang Museum is a national first-class museum, with a square funnel-shaped design that symbolizes the concept of 'heaven is round, earth is square', reflecting the aesthetic view of traditional Chinese architecture. The museum houses 104,760 cultural relics, covering fossils, bronzes, oracle bones, jade articles, stone carvings, ceramics, currency, paintings and calligraphy, and modern artifacts from the Anyang region, from the Paleolithic Age to the modern era. Artifacts from the Yin Ruins period, the Cao Wei period, the Northern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the Ming and Qing Dynasties are particularly characteristic, displaying the historical and cultural context and genes of the ancient capital, just like an encyclopedia of Anyang. Its basic exhibitions include the Yin and Yecheng Anyang Historical and Cultural Exhibition, and special exhibitions such as the Qu Qing Tomb Relics Exhibition, Anyang Stone Carving Art Exhibition, and Jia Chen Year Dragon Culture Exhibition. The museum's highlights include the Shang dynasty oracle bone inscriptions, Shang dynasty tiger-patterned bronze axes, Tang dynasty sunflower-shaped double phoenix qilin and flying horse pattern bronze mirrors, Shang dynasty 'Ce' bronze ding, Yuan dynasty white-glazed brown-colored cloud dragon pattern porcelain jade pot spring vase, Qing dynasty white jade ruyi, Shang dynasty green jade rabbit, and other precious artifacts. The museum is located opposite the municipal government, next to the Civic Culture Square, with the library and cultural and sports center behind it, and surrounded by commercial areas such as Wanda Plaza and Yiwu International Trade City. It is not far from attractions such as Yi Garden, People's Park, the Museum of Chinese Characters, and the Cathedral, with convenient transportation and leisure facilities. After visiting the Yin Ruins, don't forget to take a tour of this small museum that provides a panoramic introduction to the history of Anyang.

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📝Henan part37📝 👀👀👀👀 I had to watch the whole thing on my knees, mainly because I couldn't see clearly otherwise 😂. This white marble sarcophagus bed comes from the Qu Qing tomb, which was discovered only 20 years ago. Qu Qing was born into the Qu family of the Gaochang royal lineage, served as a military consultant for the Prince of Pingyang during the Northern Qi dynasty, and held the title of General Zhenwei. He died in the tenth year of the Sui dynasty's Kaihuang era. On February 6, 2024, 278 artifacts unearthed from Qu Qing's tomb ⚠️made their public debut⚠️, which we, who went to Anyang for the New Year holidays, were lucky enough to encounter, and it was quite a surprise. 📷📷📷📷 The most noteworthy part of the entire Qu Qing tomb is this stone sarcophagus bed, whose exquisite and intricate carvings are breathtaking. It is very similar to the two Northern Dynasties to Sui period screen sarcophagus beds returned from the United States, which I saw at the 'Five Continents and Four Oceans' exhibition at the Shenwumen of the Forbidden City in 2023, except that this one is much more intact. 🖼️🖼️🖼️🖼️ The carvings on the tomb door's lintel and the stone screen are also stunningly beautiful, it's just that the glass cover and the lighting make it extremely difficult to take good photos 😂.