The Children Are Us Foundation launched a series of products for the 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival, combining AI technology to allow children with intellectual disabilities, who lack drawing skills, to express their creativity. With the assistance of volunteers, the children used AI and their own "instructions" to create artworks, which were then printed on Mid-Autumn gift boxes to convey love and happiness.
The Children Are Us Foundation launched a series of products for the 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival. (Image provided by Heho Health
This Mid-Autumn series of products is endorsed by Power Station and supported by sponsorship from HEHO Technology. The foundation urges the public to participate in charity by purchasing these charity mooncakes, adding a sense of ritual to the Mid-Autumn Festival. This year’s gift box designs and flavors are more diverse, collaborating with illustrators from different generations, such as Jimmy Liao, Cindy Wume, and Children's Island, showcasing intergenerational communication and inclusivity.
Innovative AI technology allows children to transform their imagination of happiness into drawings printed on Mid-Autumn gift boxes. This idea was inspired by Su Guozhen, co-founder of the Children Are Us Foundation, and his son, who provided the AI technology, enabling the children to become "hidden artists."
Power Station calls for mooncake donations to send love to the tribes. (Image provided by Heho Health)
The charity mooncakes released by the Children Are Us Foundation every Mid-Autumn Festival have become a must-have ritual for companies and the public. This year, the foundation continues to expand the "Send Love to the Tribes" campaign, allowing children in remote areas to feel the care of society. Power Station calls on fans to participate by raising Mid-Autumn gift boxes for students in rural and mountainous areas, so they can feel warmth and happiness during the Mid-Autumn Festival. For more information on how to participate, please visit the Children Are Us Foundation's official website.
