The museum treasures up about 100,000 cultural relics left by the New Stone Age unearthed in the Xinle Site. And, the cultural relics include stoneware, crockery, bone objects, coal products, graphite, bloodstone, charring grain, charring shell, extremely rare woodcarvings and so on.

The Xinle Site Museum is located on the outskirts of Anyang City in Henan Province, China. It is the site of a Neolithic settlement dating back to the late Yangshao period (5000 - 3000 BC). This archaeological site is particularly significant for its well-preserved artifacts which show how the early Chinese civilization developed and evolved.

The site consists of two areas, the first area being the well-known Xinle village site. Here visitors can see the remains of the ancient settlement, including the outlines of houses and graves, along with a number of artifacts such as pottery, stone tools, and other items. The second area is the archaeological site of nearby Dahong Mountain, which was discovered in 1923. This area is home to a number of ancient tombs, some of which contain artifacts from the late Yangshao period.

The museum also houses a number of educational displays and activities, allowing visitors to learn more about the early Chinese civilization and the development of their culture. Visitors can also take part in workshops and lectures in order to gain a better understanding of the importance of the Xinle Site. The museum is open to the public and is an interesting and educational experience for both tourists and locals alike.