Anyang, Ancient capital in China
Anyang, a city residing in the Henan province of China.
Known for the discovery of oracle bones, Anyang holds historical significance as one of China's ancient capitals.
Home to the UNESCO World Heritage site Yinxu, the remnants of the last capital of the Shang Dynasty.
Anyang serves as an important transport hub in northern Henan with railways and expressways.
The Anyang Iron and Steel Plant is one of the main industrial enterprises of the city.
Location: Henan
Population: 5477614
Elevation above the sea: 69 m
Website: anyang.gov.cn/index.jsp
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