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Malaria is a common infectious disease. According to statistics, more than one million people die of malaria every year worldwide. At present, an antimalarial drug called artemisinin is considered the first choice for the treatment of malaria. In order to reduce the cost of drugs, medical personnel in the United States are using bio-engineering methods to work hard to achieve high-volume production of this drug. Artemisinin is made from substances extracted from traditional Chinese herbal medicine such as mugwort. Medical research shows that mugwort contains a substance that kills Plasmodium. Plasmodium is the culprit that caused people to get malaria. Recent clinical cases have shown that Plasmodium has developed resistance to many traditional antimalarial drugs, and Artemisinin has proven to be the most effective drug against malaria. However, there are real problems in the promotion of this drug. According to statistics, if we want to provide artemisinin to 70% of malaria patients in Africa, it will cost about 1 billion US dollars. Such prices make many poor countries daunting. In order to reduce the cost of artemisinin, researchers in the United States decided to artificially manufacture antimalarial substances contained in Artemisia halodendron in laboratories. Now, with the support of a $12 million research fund, the University of California Berkeley Subdivision and a California-based bio company are working together to develop drugs through genetic engineering. It is reported that this synthetic artemisinin price will be only half of the original, and the supply of drugs is also relatively stable and will not be affected by changes in the natural environment. Researchers also hope that this new artificial pharmaceutical method can be extended to the development of other drugs. Researchers are looking forward to the day when more cheap synthetic medicines can be released and sent to the people of the world’s impoverished areas suffering from pain and suffering.