Fu Hao
Huge changes had taken place before the capital of Shang moved to Yin, Shang's last capital. "Gu" also changed in Anyang phase. First, "gu" at this time was usually higher than 20 centimeters with slim body and a wide mouth. Fu Hao "gu" from Anyang is 25.5-centimeter-high and its mouth is 14.2-centimeter-wide, which significantly surpasses its bottom. Chü "gu", also found from a tomb at Anyang, is about 31-centimeter-high and its mouth is almost twice as wide as its bottom. Second, from this time onward, the base of "gu" raised up slightly with a short round foot. The "gu" displayed in the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Washington D. C. and the Shanghai Museum, Shanghai, whose pictures are shown on this page, possess this feature. Third, some "gu" also have decors that extend from its waist to the rim of the mouth in three triangle registers. In fact, bronze vessels made in Anyang phase are usually fully decorated with decors.