Exhibits from 'Dawn Ape' fossils to salt production models

Yuncheng, a city in North China’s Shanxi Province, is famous for its salt industry and culture throughout Chinese history. However, there are more secrets hidden in its past: it is a place where the fossils of the “Dawn Ape,” a primate that lived about 45 million years ago, were discovered and it is also one of the oldest Paleolithic sites in China, where the Dongzhuang Ruins were found.

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