Digital Platform Gan Jing World's 2025 Contest Highlights What We Love About Mom
New York-based Gan Jing World (GJW)—a video and social media platform committed to promoting wholesome, family-friendly content—has launched its third annual contest to honor what we love about our mothers.
The Mother's Day 2025 campaign invites users worldwide to share personal tributes to their moms—highlighting the values, traditions, and moments that have shaped their lives.
The campaign encourages participants to submit original stories, videos, songs, and other creative tributes that honor their mothers.
Submissions are open until May 18, and must be tagged with #GJWMothersDay2025, along with a themed sub-hashtag such as #MomsMagicDish, #SongForMom, #TravelWithMom, or #GiftForMom.
'This event is about deepening our connections with our families and with each other,' GJW's spokesman shared via email. 'Every day with Mom is a gift—but this Mother's Day—we're inviting creators and users to make it extra special.'
Participants may submit videos (minimum 30 seconds), shorts, photos, articles, or posts, each accompanied by a short description. Multiple entries are welcome.
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'We want to bring people together to celebrate moms everywhere through stories, songs, memories, and creative content,' GJW said.
Entries will be judged based on likes, views, shares, comments, and overall content quality. The final winners will be announced on May 26.
Contest Prizes:
First Place: $300 + a box of Puritang Black Ginseng Roots ($600 value)
Second Place: $200 + a box of Puritang Black Ginseng Extract ($168 value)
Third Place: $100 + a box of Puritang Black Ginseng Extract ($168 value)
Fourth Place: 7 winners will each receive $50 + a box of Puritang Green Vegetable Omega-3 ($96 value)
Each year, the contest reaches a wider audience. Winners from
But high production value isn't what always wins the day. 'It was often the simplest moments that left the deepest impressions—like kids and adults alike doing household chores, giving mom massages, or writing heartfelt notes filled with love,' the company told NTD News.
GJW is offering new platform users, who join by May 18, a chance to win Mother's Day rewards, including Wise Quest Smoothing Eye Patches for 10 winners ($29.90 value); and a 3-month GJW+ Ad-Free Plan for another 10 users.
Gan Jing World, which translates as 'Clean World,' was founded to create a digital space rooted in kindness, respect, and tradition. 'Our mission is to reconnect people with morals and traditions and to create a safe, uplifting digital space for all,' the New York-based company states.
'The GJW Mother's Day Video Awards reflect that spirit, celebrating gratitude, family, and the power of heartfelt creativity.'
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