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Xinsu [xīn xiù], also called Shangsu, Xinyuehu, is one of the twenty-eight constellations in Chinese mythology and the fifth constellation of the Eastern Green Dragon. Ancient Chinese philosophy believes that "the connection between heaven and man" means that there is a one-to-one correspondence between the stars in the sky and the mountains and rivers of Jiuzhou on the ground. Ansu is the dividing star in the area of ​​Shangqiu, Henan, corresponding to Shangqiu, Henan, so Ansu is also called Shangsu. Shangqiu is the birthplace of the Shang Dynasty in the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties. The Shang Dynasty oracle bones discovered in the Yin Ruins are the earliest systematically interpretable writing found in China so far. They are the main basis for studying the civilization of the Shang Dynasty. They have a landmark representative significance for the entire Eastern civilization and are a splendid gleam of ancient Eastern civilization. However, where did business civilization come from? What kind of dynasty was the Shang Dynasty? What is the historical fact about King Wu's defeat of Zhou? Where did the hundreds of thousands of elite merchants and Dongyi tribes who went on the Eastern Expedition go when King Zhou was overthrown? What happened to the descendants of the Shang people who stayed in the Central Plains? China has 5,000 years of history. What else have the descendants of the Shang clan done? Are there any remains left of them to be found? Our "Xinsu" story is divided into three parts. The first part, "Xinsu's Secret of the Sunset", begins with a popular five-character Tang poem. The protagonists in our story climb the Stork Tower, visit Dule Temple, go to Fenglingdu, and go to Yangzhou. The city, based on historical clues, strange waves and clouds, and through the fog of 3,000 years, has created a wonderful and breathtaking suspense mystery novel for us. Perhaps this is our Chinese version of "The Da Vinci Code".