Two-day tour of the Yin Ruins in Anyang

Arrived in Anyang at noon, checked into the Welcome Hotel, where Manager Zhang from the hotel's pick-up service is very familiar with the attractions and local snacks, and is very enthusiastic. After lunch on the same day, visited the Museum of Chinese Characters and hired a guide for 150 yuan, who provided a very detailed explanation. Had dinner at the Century Jubin Building in the evening, encountered a stove malfunction, and then switched to the Century Jiafeng, which is affordable and serves generous portions. The next morning, visited the Yin Ruins site, the Tomb of Lady Fu Hao, and the Yin Ruins Mausoleums. Many relics have been moved to the new museum of the Yin Ruins. To get from the site to the mausoleums, you need to take a shuttle bus that runs every hour, on a rugged road, and there are three museums at the Yin Ruins Mausoleums. There are also areas that are still being excavated. There are a few chaotic tricycle taxis at the entrance to the site. In the afternoon, visited the new museum of the Yin Ruins and hired a guide for 280 yuan, whose level of explanation still needs improvement. The new museum is very worth visiting multiple times, with many relics, a large area, and it's a bit tiring to walk around. The only downside is the view of the Ansteel plant area through the windows.