The book project began in 2003, and has successively funded more than 6,000 poor children to attend school and other special projects. It is characterized by the combination of overseas fund-raising to buy books, donations and urban collection of second-hand books. Book subsidies are divided into two stages. The first donation is mainly urban second-hand books. For schools that make good use of the feedback books, the second donation will be made, and new books will be selected, some books on agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery will be added, and magazines will be ordered for schools. By July 2005, * * * had raised about 30,000 second-hand books in Yu Ben and helped more than 50 schools to set up libraries. Purchase the new book 1 0,000 Yu Ben through the special donation project of $6,000 in Henan, and help 1, 654,38+0 Henan school to establish a library. In addition, a batch of Tibetan literature was selected for six Tibetan schools in Aba, and special teaching was purchased for Shandong School for the Deaf. At the same time, the book project has also developed a large number of local coordinators at or below the county level to ensure the full use of the library. Write a newsletter "Rural Children" and distribute it free of charge.