Mongolian national dwelling Ger library opens in Taiwan
Taiwan's first library taking the form of a Mongolian yurt was inaugurated in the National Immigration Agency building in Taipei.
Mongolian national dwelling Ger library opens in Taiwan. Taiwan's first library taking the form of a Mongolian yurt was inaugurated in the National Immigration Agency (NIA) building in Taipei, allowing second-generation Mongolian children to enjoy the experience of reading Mongolian books in a yurt. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, NIA director general Ho Jung-chun said that the Mongolian yurt library was the brainchild of Lin Tsai-lin, an immigrant from Mongolia who married a Taiwanese man, in the hopes of helping Mongolian children in Taiwan learn more about Mongolian culture by reading Mongolian publications in a yurt and also allowing people in Taiwan to better understand Mongolia. Over the past three months, Lin has successfully collected around 300 Mongolian-language children's publications, all donated by Mongolian families, friends, bookstores and international organizations.
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