Mind without borders designed for children's health and care during the spread of an epidemic, integrates regular return health information, family and friends messages, secure and anonymous communication with children from all over the world, experiences the pleasure of writing letters and waiting to receive them, and reduces anxiety.

Chien-chen Lai is a fourth-year student at Ming Chi University of Technology (MCUT) and has been involved in the company's design internships for a year while at school,he starts from the core value of child-friendly medical care, and hopes to make children have a better medical experience through product design.

Mind without borders is an APP used to care for children during the spread of infectious diseases, by establishing anonymous communication of information between children in various countries, health tracking, communication with family and friends, and connections with psychotherapists and volunteers to alleviate the decline in mental health of children as a result of the epidemic. Mind without borders serial global quarantine network allows children to see and understand the psychological conditions of other children living in isolation and quarantine around the world, and to care for each other and ease loneliness and stress through anonymous e-mail or voice communication, while the time required for messaging corresponds to the distance between reality and reality, creating expect. Mind without Borders allows children or care providers to return health information, enabling online volunteers and psychotherapists to help in a timely manner, thereby reducing the burden on health care workers.