When materials were extremely scarce around the beginning of the last century, Shanghai Medical Soap gave birth to China's first specialty soap. A mixed decorative styled pattern runs through the entire body, including the bottle pump and bottle sticker. Through combining different materials, they managed to reflect a hazy and ambiguous tone, exactly the result they wanted to achieve, the bustling and fragmented memory of Shanghai. Nonetheless, it also derives the product's anti-slip function once held in hand.

Tiger Pan, renowned designer and founder of Tiger Pan Design Lab, currently serves as the Jury President for D&AD 2024 in Packaging Design. He is also a contracted artist for the United Nations Postal Administration (UNPA), a collaborative artist with the United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), a partner artist with the Liechtenstein Postal Service, and a co-branded artist with BVLGARI. Additionally, he holds the role of Vice Chairman of the Shenzhen Illustration Association and serves as a guest professor at 18 prestigious design academies across China. Over the past 28 years, Tiger Pan has been deeply engaged in product and packaging design research and practice. His team is now regarded as one of the most dynamic and influential forces in contemporary design.

When materials were extremely scarce around the beginning of the last century, "Shanghai Medical Soap" gave birth to China's first specialty soap. As one of the few "premium" toiletries, it is deeply intertwined with most Chinese people’s lives.