When is the earliest eclipse recognized by the world?

In the 3rd century BC/KLOC-,people living in Anyang, China were carrying out various normal activities, but an amazing thing happened. People look up at the sky and see the radiant sun, and suddenly there is a gap and the light color is dim. However, after missing a large part, the last contact began again. This is the earliest reliable solar eclipse record in human history, engraved on Oracle bones.

The 347th piece of Oracle Bone Inscriptions's "Yinqi Village" records: "Gui Youzhen: Is it good to have food every day? Hey: I have food every day. What if I don't? "

It means: "Japanese occupied Gui You. Is it auspicious to have a solar eclipse at dusk? Is it dangerous to have a solar eclipse at dusk? " This solar eclipse occurred around 1200 BC, which is recognized as the earliest solar eclipse record in the world.