A knife was one of the essential accessories of an indigenous male. The males of the Atayal, Paiwan, Puyuma, Amis, Saisiyat and Tsou tribes all carried knives. For the indigenous peoples living in the mountains, knives were necessary for survival. .....

Antonio Stradivari is considered the most significant figure in the history of violinmaking. His house and workshop have been well-preserved to this day, allowing people to visit. ...

After the retrocession of Taiwan, local self-government policy was actively promoted. In 1948, in order to recruit talents, Taiwan Province held its first county magistrate examination.  ......

This jade plate of the Chijia culture was grayish green, slightly transparent with white spots and dark brown stripes. There is a decoration on the front and back. Even though there is a little damage on the outer rim, and a trace of grinding on the inner rim, the plate is smooth and neat with a sophisticated elegance....

Carlo Bergonzi was one of the best-known Cremonan violinmakers of the 18th century. Today, his violins, characterized by a rich, beautiful tone, are considered to be on a par with those of Stradivari and Guarneri. ...

This French warship was built in 1823 and took part in the Spanish War under Major Joursins command. She was stationed in occupied Bacelona and later shelled the port of Cadiz. Toulonnaise was extensively rebuilt in 1832 in Brest and again in Martinique in 1836. She was finally judged unfit for service in 1843.(Scale：1:175 )

This stele was engraved with exquisite patterns in a meticulous manner, which can be regarded as the best among all stele works from the He-shuo area during the Northern Wei dynasty. The stele building project was initiated during the second year of Yong-xi and finished in August of the first year of Wu-ding......

Ptilodactylidae is a small family which comprises over 500 species. Very few larvae live in aquatic environments......

The mouth harp is a small, simple musical instrument that can be widely found among Taiwan’s indigenous tribes, especially among the Atayal, Amis and Bunun tribes. To make this instrument it was necessary to first obtain a small, thin piece of bamboo. .....

Obtained in the Institute of History and Philologys 13th excavation in 1936, it is an oracle bone belonging to the first period of the age of Wu Ding. It has been somewhat damaged. The divination inscription has been filled in with vermillion, and the color is vivid and bright. ...