The Terminal of Atomic Collision Physics (TR1) is established for fundamental researches on few-body dynamic in high collision energy regime. There the reaction microscope is developed and, by which, the fragments (electrons and recoils) of the target atom/molecule in collisions with high energy ions can be measured in coincidence with each other. From the obtained 3/4-fold coincident data, fully differential cross sections of the collision processes can be extracted for ion-induced capture/ionization/excitation collisions. Different theories on collision dynamic can be tested in the very detailed manner. For instance, fully differential cross sections can provide the most stringent test to relativistic theories of quantum theory, the local-reality of quantum bodies and interference effects which is deep into the quantum heart.