A few days ago, Station B and UP master "Luo Xiang Says Criminal Law" (hereinafter referred to as Luo Xiang) released a short film on the theme "World Book Day, You Can Not Read". Previously, station B released a set of data: the number of knowledge creators of station B in the past three years increased by 86% year-on-year; In the past year, 243 million users watched knowledge content on site B, 5.5 times the number of college students in China. Knowledge content has become the mainstream of Internet content.
The title of Mr. Luo Xiang's short film seems to be "anti-reading", but in fact, it still emphasizes the importance and feasibility of in-depth knowledge precipitation. Luo Xiang believes that "knowledge is never limited by carriers. Watching a video at Station B can also be browsing a library without books. ”
Therefore, the ten "books" he recommended this year are all knowledge videos created by the owner of Station B UP. For example, "AI Domestication Guide" is a "Turing Project" video co-created by UP master "Turing's Cat" and "YJango". This "book" includes a series of barrier-free AI science videos, combing the history, leap and application of AI technology from scratch, and teaching people how to really use AI for themselves in life.
In addition to the short film, a "library without books" parachuted into Yangpu University Road in Shanghai, and Station B joined hands with KIC to turn the knowledge series videos created by ten UP masters into physical "book" installations along the street, allowing the public to have close contact with knowledge in reality. Check in on the spot and post news with #2023 Reading Day #topic at Station B, and you can also receive a copy of the customized peripheral of the event for free. Around this year's World Book Day, Station B launched a number of activities, including the launch of the "World Reading Relay Challenge", and jointly launched the "Tell a Book for Children" public welfare collection with Beijing Normal University to help rural reading construction.
At the same time, the "Bilibili Happy Scholarship" established by Station B has long supported the "Real Library in the Mountains" project initiated by rural teachers. Everyone in life is a real book, and the project aims to allow "children in the mountains" to see the world and be seen by the world at the same time. In April this year, supported by Bilibili, Dali Water Drainage Township Center held offline activities such as book flea market, dream declarations and mailing to encourage children to discover their self-worth in reading activities.
Written by: Nandu reporter Xu Xiaolei Intern Li Yijie