Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicines Museum of Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Chinese Medicine Museum of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was completed in September 1990 and is located in the Shaw Science Museum in the University of Chinese Medicine. It is a professional museum with rich collections and systematic content. The museum is divided into two parts: "Medical History Department" and "Chinese Medicine Department", with a total exhibition area of about 1,500 square meters. In 2004, with the completion of the digital museum of traditional Chinese medicine, more people can learn about traditional Chinese medicine culture and knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine through the Internet. The "Department of Medical History" collects more than 1,000 medical cultural relics and 200 kinds of rare medical books. "Chinese Medical History Exhibition Hall" takes Chinese culture as the background, and at the same time takes the development history of Chinese medicine as the main line. Through the medical cultural relics of various periods, it reproduces the main achievements of the motherland's medicine including ethnic minorities; the "Ministry of Traditional Chinese Medicine" collects various There are more than 2,800 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine specimens, about 5,000 copies. The exhibition includes two parts: "Comprehensive Exhibition Hall of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Medical Animal Exhibition Window". The "Comprehensive Exhibition Hall of Traditional Chinese Medicine" displays nearly 600 kinds of commonly used traditional Chinese medicines and more than 1,500 traditional Chinese medicine specimens, as well as nearly 300 kinds of medicinal animal peeling and medicinal plant immersion specimens and hundreds of color photos of medicinal plants. The museum also offers elective courses such as "Chinese Medicine and Cultural Relics", "Medicinal Zoology" and "Identification of Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Pieces" to the whole school, and will also conduct popular science lectures, using the resources of the museum to serve the school and society in an all-round way.