On July 13th, 2024
CO-Blossoming Society—Social Design Exhibition 2024
Officially opened at Tianfu Industrial Design Park (China)!
At the opening ceremony, Ms. Zhao Hua, Party Committee Secretary and Chairman of Chengdu Chenghua Urban Area Reconstruction Investment Co., Ltd. (China), and Chairman of Chengdu Vartaim Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. (China), Mr. Huang Li, Chairman of Chengdu Tianfu Huazhang Cultural and Creative Development Co., Ltd. (China), Ms. Zhang Sitian, Creative Director and Chief Curator of the Red Dot Design Museum Xiamen (China), and Ms. Cong Nan, General Manager of the Marketing Center of the Red Dot Design Museum Xiamen (China), jointly completed the ribbon-cutting ceremony, inaugurating the 2024 Social Design Action.
CO-Blossoming Society—Social Design Exhibition 2024
Ms. Zhang Sitian, the Creative Director and Chief Curator of the Red Dot Design Museum Xiamen (China), conducted an official tour. With an in-depth professional perspective, she guided the audience through the unique stories behind each design piece.
Welcome to the CO-Blossoming Society Exhibition, Embark on this journey of design, as we delve into the harmonious coexistence of humanity, nature, and society.
Zhouyi (The Book of Changes) states, "Shengsheng is Yi," referring to the fact that everything in heaven and earth is in a perpetual state of generation and change ("Shengsheng"), and that the interaction of yin and yang constitutes the intrinsic motivation of it. Nowadays, "Sheng Sheng" symbolizes the continuous development, creation and regeneration of society, in which design serves as a catalyst to advocate a dynamic balance and sustainable development model, which also echoes the expectations of the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the common future of all mankind.
The exhibition brings together 68 innovative projects and cases from 26 countries and regions around the world, the four sections of "Diverse Individuals", "Dual Environment", "One Society", "Social Design Alliance" span a wide range of fields such as public space, educational innovation, environmental protection, health and medical care, animal welfare, rural revitalization, etc. From a perspective of design, the exhibition investigates how to use design thinking and methods to explore the harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, humans and society, and to solve the complex challenges faced by society, care for vulnerable groups, promote environmental sustainability, cultural diversity, and harmonious coexistence of communities. Each work is the result of the wisdom of designers, architects, researchers, community members, administrators and others working as "social designers" in a broad sense, demonstrating the unique value of design in understanding needs, stimulating creativity, facilitating cooperation and realizing change.
CO-Blossoming Society—Social Design Exhibition 2024
Modern society is a complex ecosystem composed of countless diverse individuals. Each person carries a unique background, culture, experience and need, like different seeds, injecting infinite vitality and possibilities into the development of society. Design, as a creative problem-solving method, is about understanding and responding to this diversity, paying attention to the underprivileged and marginalized, bridging the gap between the individual and society, and helping people find their own unique way of growth.
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In the "Diverse Individuals" section, excellent works such as courses to help refugee children receive education, AR glasses to enhance communication and perception for hearing-impaired people, books to enhance public attention to prison system reform, and collaborative exploration of rural spirit by gathering elderly communities in rural areas can promote sustained innovation and harmonious development of society, and jointly build a more colorful, fair, and sustainable social ecology.
Looop Can
Design: Cheuk Laam Wong and Margaret Wu
United Kingdom
Looop Can and Looop Container are frugal portable cleaning kits for reusable menstrual pads that empower menstruators to manage their periods confidently in the face of financial constraints, cultural taboos, and limited access to sanitation facilities. By minimising water usage through buoyancy force, it provides effective cleaning with 500-700 ml of water.
With injection modelling, the complete set, including polypropylene plastic washing parts and bamboo fabric pads, costs around £3-5. Designed to last up to five years, it meets the needs of refugees awaiting identity approval in camps.
Digital Education for Rohingya Refugee Children in Bangladesh
Design: Children on the Edge
Bangladesh
Where language creates a barrier to education,video lessons bring learning to life.
Children in Kutupalong refugee camp, Bangladesh, are required to learn using the Myanmar curriculum, in Burmese, a language which few Rohingya people understand. To address these language barriers and ensure meaningful education Children on the Edge create visual lessons that are projected in the classrooms throughout the camp. Lessons from the Burmese textbooks are dubbed in Rohingya so that the children and teachers can understand. Using simple technology and visual learning, they are opening up a world of experience for children confined to the camps.
Long house with an engawa
Design: Yamazaki Kentaro Design Workshop
Japen
This project is a welfare facility for the elderly. To realize an environment in which aging is not thought of in isolation from everyday life even with dementia or disability, it's also planned as a community base for welfare where the elderly, children, and locals can help each other in times of trouble, through the building design which resembles Japanese traditional porch "Engawa" where locals can drop in casually.
In the building, a veranda-like floor in a straight line welcoming the community with the main wooden structure and an open veranda that can be accessed in various ways. The building contains outdoor spaces between three main functions: a café and workshop, a “living room”, and a tatami room and bath.
"A Square" Action Graphics
Design：WangPing / A Sqare
China
"A Square" is a long-term residential art programme that sees art as a tool to build a spiritual life for rural people. It explores the value of ordinary people as human beings, strengthens the real connection between people and helps those who stay on this land to rebuild their spiritual life; and makes people more humane.
"A Square" starts with the elderly, a series of public welfare cultural and artistic activities for the elderly in the countryside was organised, as well as tapping into the local culture together for artistic creation. The Legend of Daqingtan is one such derivative project. The elderly jointly select legends about the mysterious location of their hometown, "Daqingtan", compile stories, write scripts, learn to perform, and shoot a self-written, self-directed, and self-performed story film.
Pure White Narrative：Touching all the persistence
Design：Sustainable Design & Art Promotion Association
China
Pure White Narrative is an accessible design project initiated by SDA ( Sustainable Design and Art Promotion Association ). Using design and art to communicate the daily possibilities of accessible life, conveying the warmth of equal life and society.
Every fate yearns for an upward life, and every parent hopes that their child can have their own "table" in society. Faced with learning, college entrance examination, work, and dreams, visually impaired individuals need to exert extraordinary perseverance to move forward in the darkness. At the exhibition, they presented some of the works from the "Touching All Persistence" exhibition. These everyday objects are highlighted in white Braille, endowing an equal life with the kindness, affirmation, warmth, and encouragement it deserves.
"Not Always Fun"
Design: Yana Okoliyska
Bulgaria
Harlequin syndrome is a syndrome affecting the autonomic nervous system and is associated with absence of sweating and flushing of skin on one side of the body, especially of the face.
The key visual illustrations are based on the juxtaposition of the different representations of the word harlequin aiming to shed light on the disparity between the comical representation of the harlequin character and the reality of living with Harlequin syndrome, emphasizing the need for greater understanding and awareness of the condition.
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From Rachel Carson's Silent Spring in 1962, which cried out about the global environmental crisis, to Victor Papanek's Design for the Real World in 1970, which first put forward the concept of design ethics, to the Club of Rome's The Limits to Growth in 1972, which pushed for the introduction of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a series of events have influenced the global awareness and attention to the environment and sustainable development.
Nowadays, the challenges of urban development and ecological balance constitute a complex and multi-dimensional status quo that we are facing. While creating objects, design is also constructing the relationship between human beings and the real world, prompting us to comprehensively scrutinize and reflect on the relationship between human beings and nature. Between seemingly opposing relationships, design creates intertwined perspectives, like freely spreading roots and leaves, for people to explore the way of coexistence.
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In the "Dual Environment" section, design is therefore transformed into innovative applications such as a micro-algae biotechnology playground that purifies the air, a toy block system made of discarded bottle caps, a chair made of 100% recycled e-waste plastics, or recycled materials made from discarded fishing nets from the ocean, which breaks down the barriers between man and nature and reshapes the shape of hope.
Air Bubble
Design: ecoLogicStudio
United Kingdom
AirBubble creates a purified microclimate for children to play in, a true bubble of clean air in the centre of Warsaw (Poland).There is untapped value in bringing the bio-intelligence of natural systems into cities, turning buildings into living machines that produce energy, store CO2 and clean the air.
This innovation brings to life the world's first biotechnological playground to integrate air-purifying micro-algae.The white bubbling noise of the algae gardening system masks the surrounding urban noise to provide a calming atmosphere in which to play and interact,the filtering process is enhanced by the architectural morphology of the playground structure.
The AirBubble monitoring system integrates urban air pollution sensors and is connected to a data processing platform capable of comparing measurements in real time and of highlighting the Air Quality Index.
InResST®
Design: InResST®
China
InResST® is a low-carbon company focused on the feasibility study, development, production and promotion of discarded fishing nets used in the textile industry. distribution. InResST® recycled nylon staple fiber products are sourced from recycled marine discarded fishing nets and physically recycled through low carbon factories.
InResST® 's mission is to reduce carbon emissions and protect marine ecosystems and biodiversity by partnering with environmentally conscious brands, manufacturers and global non-governmental organizations(NGOs) to reduce plastic pollution.
Woven Bag
Design: BOTTLOOP
China
The Woven Bag is inspired by the everyday grocery basket. Hand woven by Immaterial Cultural Heritage Holder of Daoming Bamboo Weaving and handmade with recycled sustainable material.
Dodori
Design: PLAY31 inc
Korea
Dodori is a sustainable and creative toy block system that connects discarded bottle caps, promoting open-ended play with endless possibilities for 2D & 3D structures and artworks.
Pondered how children in the era of climate crisis should play. Instead of buying new plastic toys, Dodori encourages children to gather discarded items from their surroundings and reuse them as materials for play!
CONIFERA
Design:
Mamou-Mani: Arthur Mamou-Mani, Ayham Kabbani, Ping-Hsiang Chen, Nina Pestel, Frank Quek, Maialen Calleja
Format Engineers: James Solly, Stephen Melville
FabPub ltd: Aishe Kokoshi, Carmen Matiz, Youen Perhirin
Superforma: Mattia Ciurnelli, PierLuigi de Palo
Venice FabLab: Leonidas Paterakis
Macerata, Design for Craft: Emilio Antinori, Vincenzo Franchino
Plantura: Vittorio Bortolon, Camila Bortolon
WASP: Massimo Moretti, Davide Neri, Lapo Naldo, Nicola Schiavarelli
United Kingdom
Conifera is a architectural installation at Salone del Mobile in Palazzo Isimbardi, in collaboration with COS. Adopting digital design and manufacturing, it is composed of 700 modular biological bricks that are locked together, and is 3D printed using a mixture of wood and bioplastics. As one of the biggest structures conceived and implemented using this method to date, Conifera showcases a new generation of architecture with innovated material, technology and creativity.
The parameterized design process links the size of modules with the architectural features of the palace, creating a playful module cloud that adapts to the space. The journey from the courtyard to the garden is a 3D printed arched passage, with a gradient from wooden to semi transparent pixels in structure.
Natural Capital
Design: CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati
France
"Natural Capital" is a data visualization project created by CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati in partnership with Eni during Milan Design Week, located in Milan's historic Botanical Garden of Brera.
The project, one of the largest data visualizations ever produced, highlights the crucial role of trees in absorbing and retaining carbon dioxide (CO2) by visually representing the CO2-capturing and storing capacity of each tree species using giant spheres. It underscores the significance of forest conservation over deforestation, as the removal of trees would lead to the release of a corresponding amount of CO2 into the atmosphere.
Angsila Oyster Scaffolding Pavillion
Design: CHAT architects
Thailand
The Angsila Oyster Scaffolding Pavilion aims to raise awareness and appreciation of the historic but little-known coastal fishing industry in the village of Angsila, in Chonburi Province. The pavilion design draws on and "bastardizes" the traditional and widely deployed bamboo scaffolding used for oyster cultivation.
In use, local fishermen bring small groups of visitors from Angsila to the pavilion where they can select their own oysters and mussels, which are then prepared fresh for them to eat …a sea-to-table dining experience in a remarkable coastal setting. This new dining experience allows the Angsila fisherman to present their seafood directly to the customers in an entirely new and interactive way.When not utilized as a dining pavilion for visitors, the oyster scaffolding serves as a recreational fishing platform for the locals.
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The concept of "community" emphasizes the closely connected groups formed by people based on shared values, interests, or identities. Strengthening this sense of community in environmental and social planning means promoting harmonious coexistence between people and between humans and nature, and working together to address public issues such as an aging future, social and dignity, equality and inclusion, animal protection, and children's growth environment.
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In the "One Society" section, creative designs include chess sets with anti-war themes in the global ecosystem, movable intelligent systems for penguin protection, service design and system innovation for planning elderly life in subtle aspects of daily life, and study furniture for children living in subdivided units. From "me" to "us", showcasing design as one of the common ways to accommodate different living beings and spiritual homes, establishing a mutually supportive trust society with resilient branches, and promoting mutual understanding and care.
Penguins protection system
Design: Sajjad Navidi
Iran
Global warming disrupted ecosystem cycles in nature. One of these problems is the rapid melting of polar ice caps, which his putting the penguins generation on the verge of extinction. The presence of ice is vital for the penguins to live and lay eggs. "penguins protection system" consists of:
-IGLOO (Inspired by penguins huddle)
Emperor penguins breed during the cold Antarctic winter where temperatures can reach -30C and below. To conserve energy and protect themselves from the cold, they adopt a behavioral strategy of huddling close together in large groups.
-Porous space (Inspired by sea sponges)
The pendulum structure moves by sea waves and provides the electricity needed to operate the cooling system. This system is independent, when needed, smartly separates and moves towards the melting ice areas by identifying them.This system will reconstruct melted ice pieces with the development of it in different parts of the pole.
Another Kingdom: Light Stage
Design: Yoomoota
United States
The exhibit belongs to Yoomoota Art Universe. According to the Universe’s legend, “Another Kingdom: Light Stage” came from the planet Us2BeBetter, whose inhabitants are born to start a new story. It's a chance to return to origins, avoiding conflicts and the destruction of neighbouring kingdoms. During a game on the chessboard, residents have the opportunity to reverse the course of history. The chess set embodies a new stage of life — a truce. Artist aimed to capture the moment when two kingdoms exchange knowledge and experience.
Design for Longevity: Service Innovation and Systems
Design: Sheng-Hung Lee 、Joseph F. Coughlin
United States
The global population is ever changing; living longer than ever before, society calls for new and creative tools and services to serve a population of adults living longer – and better – than ever before. Preparedness, including financial preparedness, is imperative for quality of life in older adulthood. The financial planning industry, uniquely positioned to serve this growing population of older adults, could benefit from innovative design changes to better serve their clients. This, Design for Longevity (D4L)explored using tangible design artifacts and gaming frameworks and theories to transform financial planning services to make them more inclusive and enjoyable.
Design for Longevity (D4L) aims to enhance the quality of life by considering a multitude of aspects, including family, community, mobility, education, investment, risk, the future, technology, culture, policy, and society. D4L is a holistic approach, mindset, and philosophy focused on improving individuals' physical, mental, and social well-being across different life stages.
"Furniture For Our Future" Project- For Families Living in Sub-divided Units
Design: Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation (J.C.DISI) , The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hong Kong, China
There are approximately 240,000 people living in sub-divided units (SDUs) with an average living space of only six square meters in Hong Kong China. These cramped and harsh living conditions pose detrimental impacts on children's learning, health, and overall well-being.
To address the potential spatial and health issues faced by children living in SDUs, our team collaborated with inter-disciplinary experts to conduct applied research and develop furniture prototypes. With the support of Hongkong Land HOME FUND, J.C.DISI established a supply chain for mass production. By leveraging local networks, over 2,000 sets of study furniture had been delivered free-of-charge to support the physical and mental well-being of children in need, with an ultimate goal of improving their living conditions, enhancing their motivation to learn and thus fostering their upward social mobility.
Ding & Dou Curious Battle - Sex and gender Education Boardgame
Design: Make-a-Point Design and Strategy Consultancy Rural Women Development Foundation Guangdong
China
Intended to make learning about sex and gender fun and curiosity driven, and inspired by traditional competition games, "Ding&Dou Curious Battle" is a sexualaity education boardgame designed for children aged between 6 and 8.
The field research for this educational tool was carried out in two rural villages, in northern and southern China, its content was intended to be be inclusive of all children in China. Following the International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education by UNESCO, this game aims to help children establish a scientific and inclusive understanding of sex and gender.
Revisit: A Tiny Art Festival in Sanya
Design: 3ducksDADA
Japen
The art festival has been held continuously in the "Sanya" region of Japan since 2021. Sanya, which witnessed the rapid development of Tokyo, has gathered urban construction workers since the Meiji era in Japan. However, after the foam economy, their lives have undergone dramatic changes. Many people have lost economic support and can only rely on government welfare to live. Now, together with the newly arrived businessmen and foreigners, they have formed a complex society.
By hosting art festivals, artists can immerse themselves in local life and express their understanding of the region through personal creation and community collaboration. Promote diversified dialogue and rethink the image and history of the region, exploring more inclusive lifestyles and sustainable values.
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The core of sustainable social design initiative lies in its inclusiveness and openness, as well as a long-term commitment and a guide to a new way of life, through the power of group cohesion, emphasizing learning, growth, and collaboration in the process, forming a common fruit of humanities, technology and design, promoting the development of the entire society, and sprouting countless creative possibilities.
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In this process, every participant plays an important role, In the "Social Design Alliance" section, whether it is a local magazine that focuses on urban and rural changes, a youth team rooted in Chengdu that continues to inspire community vitality, sports events that promote sustainable concepts, or a global brand dedicated to designing and supporting enterprise innovation, they are all an indispensable part of this journey. Together, they move forward in " the foggy forest " and write stories belonging to this era for people.
HOMELAND Magazine
China
HOMELAND Magazine, founded in 2005, is a local urban cultural magazine in Fujian. Over the years, it has not only focused on "understanding the city of life" but also "paying attention to the land beneath its feet". The magazine consider it its responsibility to promote Fujian's local history and culture, interesting people, interesting things to enjoy and lifestyles to learn from. It is committed to documenting urban and rural changes, and participating in the development of the city and the countryside by curating exhibitions and activities, building communitities and other means.
UrbanxRural
China
UrbanxRural Social Innovation Studio is a youth social innovation team composed of architects and social workers, committed to participation of young people to community building projects in urban and rural communities.
The team has implemented 6 urban and rural communities construction projects, cooperated with more than 10 colleges, and empowered more than 300 young people.
Michelin
France
From performance to planet, from sentiment to innovation, Michelin has always been at the forefront of composites. As a pioneer in innovation, Michelin was the first company to propose and manufacture detachable bicycle tires, a historic innovation that not only paved the way for the development of the modern automotive tire industry, but also marked the company's emphasis on technological innovation.
With every innovation, Michelin continues to explore more environmental possibilities. Whether in product development, manufacturing processes or corporate operations, Michelin is committed to reducing carbon emissions and strives to achieve synergy between planet and profit. In the future, leveraging its profound expertise in polymer composites, Michelin is building a world-leading manufacturer of life-changing composites and experiences.
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Exhibiting Organisations/Companies/Designers
(Sorted alphabetically)
Alibaba Health Design丨China
AISIN丨Japan
Andrew Wong / A hundred times丨Hong Kong, China
Annie Purdy丨United Kingdom
AUO (Xiamen) Co.,Ltd.丨China
BOTTLOOP丨China
CHAT Architects丨Thailand
Cheuk Laam Wong, Margaret Wu丨United Kingdom
Chikashi Hospital丨Japan
Children on the Edge丨Bangladesh
Chun-Te Ho丨United Kingdom
CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati丨France
Dress Green丨Hong Kong, China
ecoLogicStudio丨United Kingdom
Estúdio Biologique丨Brazil
Frontvision Inc / MAAGZ丨Japan
Haowei Hu，Guixiang Qin，Jia Xu丨China
Hassan Zawahreh，Wijdan Zawahreh，Jill Manske，Benji Boyadgian丨Palestine
HOMELAND Magazine丨China
Hoyoung Joo丨Korea
i / thee Team丨United States
iGreen Gadgets Srl丨Italy
INCOM TOMRA Recycling Technology (Beijing) Co.,Ltd.丨China
InResST®丨China
James Whitfield，Sean Sykes / FIVE Create Ltd丨United Kingdom
Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation (J.C.DISI) , The Hong Kong Polytechnic University丨Hong Kong, China
Kiosk of Solidarity collective丨Germany
Kudarat Biomaterials Design丨India
LAAB Architects丨Hong Kong, China
LABAA丨France
Li Yi Da Ltd.丨Taiwan，China
Love Hultén丨Sweden
Make-a-Point Design and Strategy Consultancy, B Corps China, Mustela China, Rural Women Development Foundation Guangdong丨China
Mamou-Mani Ltd Architects丨United Kingdom
Marie Bee Bloom®Bloom the world together!丨The Netherlands
MERT USLU ARCHITECTURE丨Turkey
Michelin丨France
MIKAMI Architects丨Japan
Mimica丨Luxemburg
NestLab丨United States
NOS DESIGN丨Mexico
Paper Parade, Inc.丨Japan
Peter Schmidt Group丨Germany
Pidät (Designer: Julie & Mika Tolvanen)丨United States
PLAY31 inc丨Korea
Principals丨Australia
Sajjad Navidi丨Iran
Sheng-Hung Lee, Joseph F. Coughlin丨United States
Shengyan Gao, Xiaowen Lai, Jiongjie Wang (DURUI studio, UESTC, Zhongshan Institue)丨China
Shiming Zhao / Clink Design丨United Kingdom
SIURA Studio丨Indonesia
SpY丨Switzerland
SQUARED丨Bulgaria
Sustainable Design & Art Promotion Association丨China
Tobia Zambotti丨Italy
Tom Robinson Studio | United Kingdom
UrbanxRural丨China
WangPing / A Sqare丨China
Xi He / CommuniD丨China
Xiamen Marathon丨China
Yamazaki Kentaro Design Workshop丨Japan
Yoomoota丨United States
Yusheng Wang丨China
Zhixi Dai，Zisis Chen，Howard Yao丨China
3ducksDADA丨Japan
During the exhibition, the organizers will also launch a series of diverse and engaging activities, including forums, lectures, and workshops. People from diverse backgrounds will be invited to participate in discussions regarding the social responsibilities and practical approaches of design. We look forward to your continued attention.
CO-Blossoming Society—Social Design Exhibition 2024
Time: 2024.7.13-2024.9.21
Address: Tianfu Design Industrial Park (101 Hongcang), No. 450, Xianyun 1st Road, Chenghua District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China
Launched By:
Red Dot Design Museum Xiamen (CN)
Guidanced By:
Chengdu Chenghua District Dongjiao Memory Art District Management Committee (CN)
Hosted By:
Red Dot Design Museum Xiamen (CN)、Chengdu Vartaim Cultural Tourism Development Co., Ltd. (CN)
Organized By:
Chengdu Chuangcheng Brand Management Co., Ltd. (CN)、Tianfu Industrial Design Park (CN)
Co-organized By:
Chengdu Tianfu Huazhang Cultural and Creative Development Co., Ltd. (CN)
Supported By:
Synthetic Landscape Lab, University of Innsbruck (AUT)
Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation (J.C.DISI), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HKG)
Beijing Zero-Waste Recycling Industry Promotion Association (CN)
Sustainable Design & Art Promotion Association (CN)
Homeland Magazine (CN)
ecoLogicStudio (UK)
Michelin (China) Investment Co., Ltd. (CN)
BOTTLOOP (CN)
UrbanxRural (CN)
InResST® (CN)
Make-a-Point Design (CN)
We are looking forward to your participation...
Producer
Bingjie Wu
Curatorial Team
Sitian Zhang、Shanni Liao
Space Design
Zhe Lin
Visual Design
Meifang Chen、Siyu Xiao、Shuming Zhang
Exhibit Collection
Sitian Zhang、Shanni Liao、Shiyu Cai、Huimin Wu、Xin Zhang（intern)、Ruoyi Zhou（intern）
Text Translation
Linmiao Zhang
Exhibition Execution
Ruiqing Wu、Jianhou Wang、Yi Li（intern）、Keyue Si（intern）、Jingwen Cai（intern）、Jun Feng（intern）
Promotion of the Exhibition
Xiaojing Zhang、Li Gong
Public Education
Jian Lin、Xiangzhu Chen
Administrative Coordination
Yi Zheng
Business Support
Nan Cong
