There is a group of people in China called migrant children(0-17). Because they follow their parents, who keep changing cities to work, these children do not have a stable place to study and their crime rate is very high.

I once volunteered for two weeks at a public service migrant children’s library in Xiamen, China. During my communication with the founder, Mr. Yong Ding, I found that a very urgent problem was that the number of books was seriously insufficient. That’s why I designed “Bearbook”, a public service branding system for migrant children groups in China. It is divided into three parts: Online, Smart Space and Offline: Online is an App where users can donate to get point coupons, sign up for volunteer activities, track used books etc.; Smart Space is an open space in a shopping mall where people can donate used books, read new books, exchange point coupons for new books; Offline is directly connected to mobile children’s libraries to deliver used books donated by users to the libraries.

“Bearbook” not only helps migrant children, but also encourages users to read, and is a comprehensive and recyclable brand service system based on the Internet.