The Shandong Museum, affectionately known as "Shandong's Mistress Slope" by locals, is famous for the inscription by Guo Moruo, which has become a popular meme online—quite clever! But the museum's ten most prized treasures are truly breathtaking! The 5,000-year-old red pottery animal-shaped pot is charmingly naive; the eggshell-like black pottery cup is as thin as an eggshell, as black as lacquer, and as shiny as a mirror, hailed as "the most exquisite creation of Earth's civilization 4,000 years ago!" The Shang Dynasty Ya Chou Yue (a type of ancient Chinese axe) has an adorable, expressive face; the Western Zhou Song Gui (a type of ancient Chinese bronze vessel) has 150 characters of inscription; the Warring States period Lu State jade disc is warm and luxurious; and the Yinqueshan Han bamboo slips, unearthing Sun Tzu's *Art of War* and Sun Bin's *Art of War* from the same tomb, rewrites the history of military science! There are also murals from the Dongping Han tomb, a Ming Dynasty nine-tassel crown, and Zheng Banqiao's double pine tree scroll—each a national treasure. From prehistoric times to the Ming and Qing dynasties, the entire heritage of Shandong Province spans thousands of years—both awe-inspiring and fascinating, absolutely worth visiting again and again!