National museums in Taiwan, along side government policies, have recently promoted the cultural creative industry with an aim to bring back the values of classical artifacts and to rise up the image of the museums. Standing on a modern basis, it is not appropriate to allow ourselves to just stand and look back at our prideful culture and history, we have the responsibility to let our culture live on in a modern perspective. In recent years, museums in Taiwan have held numerous activities and competitions, with some co-operating with artist and designers to create museum cultural-products, in hope that creative talent would jump in and bring new possibilities to museum cultural-products. This research looks into creative cultural products which is at the moment an experimental issue, looks through designs and designer concepts and examines if symbols have successfully been transformed through an "external-middle-inner" method. As a result of research, the museum cultural industry does contain rich cultural resources, and is a good basis for the developing of creative design. But future creative design products, however, should have to meet educational, future, and practical needs other than just blend with popular culture to make museum cultural products a bigger attraction not just for itself but also for the museum and its culture.