The Qin Quan was a standardized weight implement promoted after Emperor Qin Shi Huang unified the system of weights and measures. It played a significant driving role in the development of China's social, political, and economic spheres, and holds important significance in the development of Chinese civilization. The "Qin Quan Teapot" resembles a weight in form. The body is simple and rounded, with the upper portion above the waist tapering inward in a restrained manner. The fitted lid and body merge seamlessly into one, with a false bottom that creates a dignified and stable presence. The bridge-shaped knob arches slightly, while the curved spout connects naturally with the body, and the handle extends gracefully and naturally in a ring shape. The entire piece bears no decorative embellishments, interpreting the most authentic charm of purple clay through the beauty of its unadorned form. The teapot's color is warm and elegantly refined, its lines flowing smoothly, and its form simple yet substantial.