In　the　realm　of　rural　revitalization　driven　by　technological　advancements,　the　concept　of　＇smart　agriculture＇　assumes　a　paramount　role.　Within　this　context,　apiculture　and　crop　cultivation　exhibit　a　profound　interdependence,　yet,　historically,　these　two　domains　have　developed　somewhat　independently　in　terms　of　digital　resource　cultivation　and　the　establishment　of　information　platforms.　This　disjointedness　has　resulted　in　a　lack　of　efficient　interaction　and　organic　integration.　In　this　article,　we　delve　into　the　symbiotic　dynamics　between　apiculture　and　crop　cultivation,　guided　by　the　principles　of　symbiosis　theory.　We　propose　a　symbiotic　model　rooted　in　design　thinking　and　harnessing　the　potential　of　information　technology　to　optimize　mutual　benefits　among　beekeepers,　agriculturalists,　bee　species,　and　the　ecological　environment.　By　crafting　an　innovative　bee　pollination　service　system,　we　strive　to　achieve　a　multifaceted　equilibrium　of　demand,　promote　comprehensive　interplay　within　the　industry,　and　foster　the　sustainable　development　of　ecosystems.　Consequently,　our　study　offers　strategic　insights　that　extend　beyond　the　agricultural　sector,　serving　as　a　scholarly　reference　for　the　construction　of　symbiotic　service　systems　in　diverse　fields.　©　2024　The　Authors.