Su Ying

As we face graduation, all our friends around us seem to be confused and anxious about the future. But this is not something that only people in our age group face, as there is no such thing as a world without confusion, and everyone needs to find a focus in life within the universal laws. This box is like a life journey box, which records people's perceptions of life at different ages from 0-to 70 years old. Although everyone has different experiences at different ages, I think there must be similar life experiences that have common resonance. Perhaps someone else's life experience or a quote will give you some inspiration, like a guide to life. Hopefully, this will give those who are lost some security as to what they might learn from the beginning to the end of their lives.

GTravel Box is a sustainable wash kit brand dedicated to protecting the planet by reducing the environmental impact of single-use plastics. Waste found on beaches and during ocean clean-ups mostly includes items such as plastic bottles, cutlery, toothbrushes etc., so it is quite clear that single-use plastics are the main cause of plastic pollution.
The project acts as a defender of the environment in a meaningful way, a service for those interested in making the switch to sustainable hotels and for those who are green enough to continue with their sustainable philosophy and strengthen their passion for the environment.

As electronics are constantly updated, so are people's ideas. This has led to the disappearance of traditional cultures, such as the red envelopes for New Year. However, they are exciting in their own right. So I wanted to use that as my starting point. As the internet gets more powerful, people prefer WeChat red envelopes to the traditional ones. People also do not need to meet in person to get them, reducing the amount of face-to-face interaction between people. Over time, we may become unfamiliar with each other, and the red envelope's meaning has changed. However, I do not wish to let this custom fade away. So I wanted to combine modernity with tradition and promote traditional Chinese culture while incorporating pop culture to make the red envelope look more appealing. They make it easier for young people to embrace and renew their interest in the custom and keep it alive.