Anyang is one of the eight ancient capitals in China. Why is it the hardest to understand?

Anyang, an ancient historical capital with profound cultural background, is one of the eight ancient capitals in China. Located in the northernmost part of Henan Province, it is even more puzzling because of its rich cultural background and unique Anyang dialect.

There are many reasons why it is difficult to understand. In administrative division, Anyang belongs to Henan. But when it comes to talking, most people in Henan don't understand. Because Anyang dialect is an extension of Shanxi dialect, it is really funny. Not only Henan people don't understand it, but Anyang dialect is completely different from surrounding counties.

If you don't understand Anyang dialect, learn the culture of Anyang. Every city has its proud cultural card, and Anyang is most proud of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronzes. Shang Dynasty established its capital here, and Simuwu Fang Ding was unearthed here.

The reason why culture is difficult to understand is that there are about 4,500 words of Oracle Bone Inscriptions * * * unearthed so far. However, only 1000 words have been decoded. 20 16 Guangming daily China literature museum announced the establishment of a special prize project. These days, one Oracle word is equal to 100,000 yuan, but it is not easy to earn this money.

Another difficulty is that the dark dishes that Anyang people like to eat are "pig blood, duck blood", fried blood, enema, blood cake and other foods. Anyang people are simply obsessed with "blood". These "blood" and all kinds of tricks in Anyang's hands are black to the limit to outsiders, but if you taste them, you will feel infinitely delicious.

If you want to know Anyang, if you have nothing to do, go to a street and find the best fried blood enema noodles on the street. When I am free, I stand in the shade of the downstairs of the community and listen to the old people in the old city. Then study hard. After all, 100,000 yuan is not easy to earn. Fortunately, visiting the literature museum is free.