NIA Second-generation immigrant ambassadors explores the National Palace Museum for historical artifact

The NIA Taipei City Specialized Operation Brigades have a long history of supporting the growth of immigrant children. The New Immigrant Ambassador group from Taipei City Service Center went to the National Palace Museum on August 27. The New Immigrant Ambassador group is specifically invited by the National Palace Museum to participate in the event (故意使壞－故宮實境解謎遊戲) with the guides of the new immigrants from Vietnam and Indonesia, who will also greet them.

The new immigrant guides expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to enroll in the National Palace Museum's Southeast Asian language guide training program and introduce historical and cultural treasures to visitors from all over the world in their native languages.

NIA Second-generation immigrant ambassadors explores the National Palace Museum for historical artifact.Photo provided by NIA

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Unlike in the past, a Vietnamese second-generation immigrant ambassador (李盈璇), she simply read descriptions or listened to tour guides' one-sided explanations. The experience was initially static, but this time she utilized a smartphone app to scan the QR code and discovered historical artifacts through a practical puzzle game. Things suddenly take on a three-dimensional and vibrant quality.

NIA Second-generation immigrant ambassadors explores the National Palace Museum for historical artifact.Photo provided by NIA

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National Immigration Agency is dedicated to helping new immigrants and their children achieve their goals, according to the director (蘇慧雯) of NIA Taipei City Service Center. Applications are now being accepted for the 10th Dream-Building Project for New Immigrants and Their Children. This year's application deadline is November 20. New immigrants who meet the requirements may register as of right now.

The registration brochure has been published on the official website of Ministry of the Interior, National Immigration Agency Republic of China (Taiwan) or you can call Ms. Hu at 02-23889393 extension 2371.