Wang Memorial Hall is located in the ancient buildings in the street center of Fushan District, Yantai City. It has three courtyards and 55 houses and covers an area of 799 square meters. Its predecessor was the studio "Listening to Songzhai" by Li Chengjiu, a painter of Fushan Mountain in the late Qing Dynasty, which was the place where scholars gathered at that time. 1927, Li Chengjiu donated it to the World Red Cross as the site of Fushan Branch. 1984, listed as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit by Yantai City, is now a key cultural relics protection unit in Shandong Province.

1989 10 On the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the discovery of Oracle bone inscriptions in China, in order to commemorate the first patriotic scholar Wang who discovered Oracle bone inscriptions, Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau and Fushan District People's Government established the "Wang Memorial Hall" by using this complex.

The memorial hall is divided into seven exhibition halls, displaying Wang's relics, including more than 300 calligraphy, works, calligraphy and Oracle Bone Inscriptions films. The museum also houses more than 200 masterpieces by national leaders, famous historians at home and abroad, Oracle Bone Inscriptions scholars and painters.

In 2009, to commemorate the anniversary of Wang's discovery of Oracle Bone Inscriptions 1 10, China Yin Shang Culture Society and Shandong Dashun Culture Research Association established the "Wang Oracle Bone Inscriptions Research Award", aiming at promoting the research and interpretation of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the development of Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

The museum is now an excellent social education base in Shandong Province and a patriotic education base in Yantai City.