Integrate with Locals Part depicts overseas Chinese stick to the Chinese culture, traditional Chinese customs, speak Mandarin, and spread them to the residence country. On the other hand, they learn and absorb the local culture and customs to get on well with locals harmoniously. Set Down Roots introduces the fact that after the Second World War, overseas Chinese applied for and succeeded in getting the local nationality to demonstrate their own political identification. They kept learning, and doing business to keep pace with the time.

Distant Origin and Long Development presents the contributions to China of overseas Chinese, building hotels and schools and holing various charity activities. You can also find exquisite handicrafts of the Southeast Asia, such as Thai Buddha statues, Cambodian reliefs, and the ancient musical instruments of Indonesia.

The first floor presents the precious historical and cultural items from the Shang Dynasty (1600 BC – 1046 BC) to the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644), including old bronze wares, ceramics, old coins, calligraphy and painting works, and ancient carvings. The Nature Hall presents more than 150 specimens of birds and beasts to summon the public to protect animals, environment and the earth.