This study is aimed at the audience of the National Museum of History (hereinafter referred to as the Museum of History), According to Scholar Rogers (1995), the five themes of the theory of innovation diffusion are the Relative Advantage, Complexity, Trialability, Observability and Compatibility of the architecture. In this study, we conducted four interviews with qualitative research. The interview was conducted from November 2005 to January 2006, and one of the respondents was 3D scanning design company CEO, the other three were virtual reality experience users. This paper explores the differences in the relative superiority, complexity, testability, observability and compatibility of the virtual reality as a navigation tool and the traditional tour method, and the application of the virtual reality as a museum navigation tool. More in-depth understanding, to provide research and practical reference. The conclusion of this study is as follows:1.Virtual reality devices are more innovative in navigation than traditional navigation; In the cultural relics relative to the traditional static presentation way more superiority; In the use of the complexity is not high.2.The use of virtual reality equipment in the museum is not high; In the museum to see the virtual reality equipment is still not general, so the observation is not high; In the museum to see the virtual reality equipment is still not general, so the observation is not high. The results of this study are as follows:1.To create VR video by way of animation and to convey through the advertising, to deepen the audience on the virtual artifacts through the virtual reality to show a lively and vivid impression, help to enhance the audience to visit the will.2.To create VR video by way of animation and to convey through the advertising, to deepen the audience on the virtual artifacts through the virtual reality to show a lively and vivid impression, help to enhance the audience to visit the will.