The Yin Ruins, located in the ancient capital Anyang in central China's Henan Province, was the first capital site in Chinese history to pass down documentary records. We know the Yin Ruins have a history of 3,300 years because of the ancient script, which are called Oracle Bone Inscriptions, that survived the era and were excavated from the Yin Ruins. 

That's why the National Museum of Chinese Writing is located in Anyang. We are going to visit a special exhibition in the museum, which aims to arouse young people's interest in the profound history and culture of Chinese writing. With the interactive installations in the exhibitions, visitors are able to learn while having fun. Join us in the journey of exploring the evolvement of Chinese writing!