(Pharmaceutical Museum)The Pharmacy Museum is located at the foot of Fangshan in Jiangning District, China Pharmaceutical University Jiangning Campus, it was founded in 1936, formerly known as China Pharmaceutical University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbarium after several generations of people continue to collect, organize, and expand, has developed into domestic pharmaceutical colleges and universities in the collection of the most abundant and systematic pharmacy thematic museums, but also the National Institute of Colleges and Universities Museums Unit. 2009 the museum moved to the new campus in Jiangning, officially opened in July 2012, the museum is located at the foot of Fangshan, Jiangning District, China Pharmaceutical University, and is located at the foot of Fangshan, Jiangning District. In 2009, the museum moved to the new campus of Jiangning, and in July 2012, the museum was officially opened. The purpose of the Museum of Pharmacy is to tell the story of medicine, focusing on the discovery and invention of medicine, showing breakthroughs in manufacturing technology, and promoting the spiritual heritage of pharmacy characters. Through the combination of physical artifacts and digital technology, it tells the “story of medicine” of the University of Pharmacy, China and the world. The Pharmaceutical Museum covers an area of about 1800 m², with two permanent exhibition halls. The second-floor exhibition hall mainly displays the “History of Chinese Pharmacy”, including the relationship between the development of traditional Chinese medicine and dietary culture, the story of artemisinin, the display of pharmaceutical technology-related equipment, and the “treasure of the museum” - the Changsha Mawangdui thousand-year-old antiquities, and the “story of medicine”. The history of the development of Chinese medicine” includes the story of artemisinin, the display of instruments related to pharmaceutical technology, and the ‘treasure of the museum’ - the mysterious medicinal herbs in the silk bag held by the thousand-year-old corpse of a woman in Changsha. China's famous pharmacologist, pharmacy educator, the founder of powder pharmacology and microanalysis of proprietary Chinese medicines - academician Xu Guojun, with the help of microscopic identification technology, from which to distinguish lemongrass, galangal, cinnamon, Du Heng, Peilan, peppercorns, Xinyi, ginger, ligustrum nine kinds of medicinal herbs, breaking the “pills, powder, creams and pills,” the gods can not be identified. It is difficult for the immortals to recognize the mysterious view of “pills, powder, and cream”. He led the team to complete the varieties of commonly used Chinese medicines, to ensure that the people use genuine products. His disciples have inherited his spirit and career, conducted in-depth research to improve the quality of traditional Chinese medicines and ensure the quality of medicines, and made outstanding contributions to the modernization and internationalization of traditional Chinese medicines. The exhibition hall on the third floor mainly displays immersion specimens, herb specimens, and wax leaves specimens, one for the teaching aid of professional courses and professional foundation-related courses; the other is for the popularization of science, to enhance the public's health knowledge and inspire more interest of professional students. There are also small thematic exhibits such as the Marine Drugs Exhibit Area, Human Exhibit Area, Shaanxi Zhenping Exhibit Area, and Tibetan Medicine Exhibit Area, which enrich the content of the display in the museum.The number and grade of the collections of the museum are first-class in the national pharmaceutical colleges and universities, and it is an important platform for teaching, scientific research, external exchanges, and popularization education of pharmacy. As a base for the popularization of science, it can do a good job of publicizing the “health concept” and let people enjoy a “healthy life”.