The Seattle children’s museum, U.S.

Because of funding challenges, Children’s museums all over the world are facing severe and dramatic changes.

 “A decade-long plan to build a Children’s Museum in the San Fernando Valley imploded Thursday– as officials for the facility announced they will file for bankruptcy.”

https://www.dailynews.com/2009/04/03/childrens-museum-to-file-for-bankruptcy/, Los Angeles Daily News. Another shocking news, “PHILADELPHIA (AP) – A Philadelphia children’s museum has emerged from the bankruptcy it declared after borrowing more money than it could pay back to renovate a new home in Fairmount Park’s Memorial Hall—

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/mar/16/philadelphia-childrens-museum-out-of-bankruptcy/ Washinton Times.

Due to the long-term impact of the epidemic at home, more and more children are used to learning and contacting the world through the Internet. Due to the regional limitations of the Children’s Museum and the exhibits’ physical nature, it is often difficult to influence more children on a larger scale.

Is there a possibility,

Just imagine,

All the children’s museums worldwide have been transformed with superconducting materials, equipped with moving gears, and can be exhibited in the air to children worldwide. What is more meaningful than exhibitions is to design and participate in the design of exhibits personally.

This is precisely the original intention of the matrix kids cards museum.

Matrix kids cards museum is willing to be a rope to connect all children’s museums worldwide.

More importantly, it helps the Global Children’s Museum to create a production line that can generate funds independently without relying on external funds.

The goal is to allow more children worldwide to appreciate, experience, and interact in children’s museums worldwide.

Being there, perhaps far more than that, climbing up the hill,

Let’s get straight to it!