administrative issues, but also educational aspects. There is a growing awareness that museum gifts can serve as an extension of museum education. Viewing museum gifts as an educational instrument, this paper focuses on the gift design of the National Palace Museum in Taipei. The National Palace Museum owns one of the most important Chinese imperial art collections in the world, and attracts many visitors to its gift shop. The National Palace Museum has also been actively developing art educational programs. It is suggested that there is a need to combine museum gifts with educational programs. The Ching-Ming Hand Scroll, one of the most famous paintings in the National Palace Museum’s collection, was chosen for analysis. To design a Ching-Ming Hand Scroll-related museum gift, it is first necessary to review the current museum gift shop items in the National Palace Museum. The second half of this article is devoted to design problems encountered in developing the hand scroll into a Monopoly game set. Central issues include the selection of educational elements of the hand scroll and the balance between educational and entertainment aspects. Design issues, such as map and paper money layout, cards and figure design, are also discussed.