As a world natural heritage site and a world geological park theme building, the museum is based on the terrain of "mountains, fields, trees, and stones" and the collision mechanism of dual geological plates. It revolves around a century old camphor tree and using transparent and solid overlapping form and localized materials, to shape buildings and spaces with dynamic leaps and full tension. It is a "local writing" under the dual coupling of mountain environment and geological themes, and a contemporary practice of the concepts of "geomorphological architecture" and "mimetic architecture".