The "Visual Crustal Dynamics" teaching equipment designed for middle school and university geology courses and science popularization venues can fully demonstrate the entire process of plate tension, compression, subduction, mountain building, and seismic wave propagation within 10-15 minutes. It can directly observe folds, thrust faults, and magma intrusion. Typical experimental procedure: ① Set the initial flat terrain → ② Start the push plate simulation convergence → ③ Observe folds and thrust → ④ Trigger the seismic source light → ⑤ Start the tidal wave pump to demonstrate the settlement uplift cycle → ⑥ Software replay the stress time curve. Suitable for high school geography courses, university structural geology, geomorphology laboratory courses, and interactive exhibitions in geological museums.