On February 14^th，2010, Beijing Museum of Natural History grandly launched the exhibition A Journey into the Human Body.

Based on illustrated display panels and massive exquisite specimens, the exhibition systemically elaborates on the science of the human body. With unpretentious visual language, it comprehensively introduces the structures and functions of human organs.

Only by making it a priority to get to know the structure of the body can we correctly understand ourselves. There is no doubt that humankind represents as yet the culmination of biological evolution. In other words, humankind is the starting point and premise for the future development of human society. We must understand ourselves scientifically as the history of biological development has undoubtedly entered a brand new chapter with the emergence and expansion of human beings.

A Journey into the Human Body provides practical knowledge of human body science, including the anatomical structure, physiological functions, and organ structures. It explains from different perspectives the susceptibility to certain diseases for some organs, the effects of immunity enhancement, and the outcome of working out properly.

When visiting the exhibition, visitors may also get an insight into the meaning of life. As known, the keys to a better quality of life are a strong body, a healthy mind, and a good life style. These are the magic weapons for people to enjoy life. 

An intriguing exhibition is an excellent exhibition. A Journey into the Human Body features well-designed subjects to satisfy the curiosity about the human body. The Museum collects many plastinated specimens of the whole body and the organs. These delicate specimens not only clearly outline the complete muscles and meridians, but also reproduce the internal mechanism and the layered texture of the organs. Also, A Journey into the Human Body is equipped with more than 20 interactive items, enhancing the enjoyment and involvement, and the application of multimedia exhibits infuse more sense of pleasure, shock and awe into the entire exhibition.