With the development of cultural creative industry, museums and galleries in Taiwan face challenges of service renewal. These challenges include both the rearrangement of organization and the changing demands from the society and the audience. In other words, one vital issue raised by these challenges is how to see "culture" as the basic content and, following the rules of "property rights," and how to utilize it with knowledge and creativity. This study begins from the relevant experience of National Museum of History and analyzes how a museum or similar institution can make use of the cultural heritage in its collection and transform them, following the National cultural policy and the organization of Expo of Cultural Creative Industries, into a new economic engine for the society.