What is the Yellow River culture in Dongying?

Dongying Yellow River culture has a stepmother, Wu Ding, whose body is covered with thunder patterns, surrounded by embossed dragons and gluttonous patterns, which reflects that the bronze casting technology and art in the Yellow River basin in China reached a high level more than 3,000 years ago.

Different from other museums and exhibition halls, the Yellow River Cultural Center uses local chronicles to show the macroscopic, three-dimensional, humanistic and vivid Yellow River in the form of local chronicles and Dongying, so that people can feel the Yellow River culture and achieve the purpose of preserving history, managing affairs and educating people.

Brief introduction of Dongying

Dongying was originally just the name of a small village in the reclamation area of the Yellow River Estuary. In the Eastern Tang Dynasty, Wang Zheng built two camps here, which were named after Ying Ying and Ying Xi. 1964, Shengli Oilfield fought this oil development war, and Huimin District set up posts and telecommunications, banks, department stores, grain and other institutions here, stationed near Dongying Village. Letters were sent to Dongying Village, and trains and bus stations were also named after Dongying. Dongying is also marked on the map. 1983 Dongying city was established, named after Dongying. Because the development of oil resources has driven the economic prosperity, Dongying has rapidly developed into a modern oil city in just a few decades, which makes people sigh that "the world has undergone earth-shaking changes."