Eastern Han Dynasty pottery figurine for storytelling. Also known as rap figurines. Excavated in Chengdu, Sichuan Province in 1957. Sitting storytelling figurine: 56 centimeters high, made of clay red pottery, molded. Wearing a scarf and a tassel, with floral decorations in front of the forehead. The belly is bulging, the facial expression is humorous and comical, there are several wrinkles on the forehead, and the mouth is open with teeth exposed. Like a very vivid image of a rap artist.

The seismograph is a masterpiece created by scientist Zhang Heng during the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. The time of the initial construction of the seismometer is unknown, but it was rebuilt in the first year of the Yangjia reign of Emperor Shun of Han (132 AD). It was the world's first seismometer and the first instrument in history to use scientific methods to determine the direction of earthquakes. The seismometer has eight directions, each with a dragon head containing a dragon ball, and below each head there is a toad corresponding to it. If an earthquake occurs on either side, the dragon ball contained in the dragon mouth in that direction will fall into the mouth of the toad, thus determining the direction of the earthquake.

This cultural relic called "Han Dynasty Fish Pond Porcelain" is a ceramic product belonging to the cultural heritage of the Han Dynasty in China. It was made around the period from the 1st century BC to the 2nd century AD. The diameter of this cultural relic is 39.40 centimeters and the height is 35.50 centimeters. This artifact is collected by the British Museum.