When was Oracle introduced to Oracle Bone Inscriptions?

1, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, an early form of Chinese characters, is the oldest mature script of China Dynasty, which was first unearthed in Yin Ruins in Anyang City, Henan Province. It belongs to ancient Chinese, not the ancient or primitive language of other languages.

2. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is an ancient Chinese character in China, which is regarded as an early form of modern Chinese characters, sometimes regarded as one of the characters of Chinese characters, and the oldest mature character in China, but it is not the bud of Chinese characters.

3. Oracle Bone Inscriptions got its name because it was engraved on tortoise shells and animal bones. The divination inscriptions and notes belonging to the royal family in the capital of Yin and Shang dynasties from 14 BC to1century BC are also the earliest written ancient literature heritage in China. The carriers of inscriptions are mainly the shoulder blades and tortoise shells of cattle, as well as the bones of other animals. Its contents provide unique, authentic and precious first-hand historical materials for studying the glorious civilization history of China with a long history and the inheritance form of the early country and humanistic society.

4. Oracle Bone Inscriptions's body structure embodies the motivation of "Six Books" and creates colorful glyphs. Its word-making method even surpassed the "Six Books", reflecting the wisdom and whimsy of the ancients. The total number of prefixes in Oracle Bone Inscriptions has reached more than 4,000, and Chinese can be recorded freely.

5. The structure of commonly used Chinese characters in Oracle Bone Inscriptions has been basically finalized. After thousands of years of evolution, although their strokes and meanings have changed repeatedly, their basic structure has not changed, and their veins are clear and distinct. Just like the China culture they recorded, these characters have been passed down in an orderly way and have a long history.

6. The Chinese vocabulary recorded by Oracle Bone Inscriptions is rich, and the contents recorded are all-encompassing. Some commemorative inscriptions with more words, with certain plots and even stories, can be regarded as the earliest literary works.