However, Huan Tan, a famous atheist and materialist thinker in the Eastern Han Dynasty, thought in his New Theory of Form and Spirit that there is a limit to human life, and immortality does not exist, and advocated not to exaggerate the role of health preservation and excessively pursue longevity. Taking care of your body may revive your fallen teeth, turn your white hair black and make your face shiny, but if your body fails, you will die. Huan Tan's viewpoint of "keeping in good health is effective, but limited" conforms to objective laws and dialectically, and has great influence on the society at that time. Later, another great materialist thinker, Wang Chong, was also an atheist and criticized all kinds of mysticism circulating in society since the Western Han Dynasty.
1974 The silk painting Guide Map unearthed from Mawangdui No.3 Han Tomb in Changsha, Hunan Province is extremely valuable information for understanding the development of Guide in Han Dynasty. In the guide map, there are 44 people doing various kinds of guidance. Each picture is an independent introduction, and there are simple words beside the picture to indicate the name. This "tour guide map" fully embodies the diversity of tour guide technology at that time. Judging from the guiding function, it is not only used for treating diseases, but also for fitness. From the form of body movements, there are vertical guidance, step guidance and sitting guidance; There are not only the instructions of bare hands, but also the instructions of using utensils, coordinating breathing movements, purely physical movements, and a large number of instructions of imitating animal gestures. Some basic movements of gymnastics today can also be seen in the map. It can also be said that this is the earliest and most complete ancient gymnastics pattern discovered so far.