Abstract: By using fluorescence spectroscopy measurement method and ORIGIN software, new type of aggregation induced emission(AIE) material (1-rhodanine-pyrene) was studied by theoretical analysis and experimental verification and some new optical properties were discovered. The results show that when the concentration of solution dilutes, the emission peak of the sample shows a sharp blue shift. When the temperature increases, fluorescence strength of the sample enhances. These properties are different from common AIE materials, and it is related to super molecular structure induced from 1-rhodanine-pyrene aggregation in solution. The material has certain application prospect in biological imaging, medical field, sensors, photoelectric detection and organic display. The study has important significance in organic light-emitting materials.