1. Continuously ongoing book exchanges with public libraries in the international community
(1) The Library donated 30 volumes of children's literature to the Boston Public Library, U.S.A.
(2) Exchanged books with the San Francisco Public Library, U.S.A. This year, we donated 30 volumes of books to them.
(3) Exchanged books with the Queens Public Library in New York City, U.S.A. This year, we donated 30 volumes of books to them.
(4) Exchanged books with the Gyeonggi Provincial Central Library, Korea. This year, we donated 60 volumes of books to them, and received 77 volumes of books in Korean from them.
(5) Exchanged books with the Incheon Metropolitan Bukgu Library, Korea. This year, we donated 85 volumes of books to them, and received 45 volumes of books in Korean from them.
(6) Exchanged books with the Yokohama City Central Library, Japan. This year, we donated 44 volumes of books to them, and received 35 volumes of books in Japenese from them.
(7) Exchanged books with the Gold Coast City Council, Australia. This year, we donated 35 volumes of books in children's picture books and junior fiction suitable for ages up to 12 to them.
(8) Exchanged books with the Shanghai Library, China. This year, we donated 85 volumes of books to them.
(9) Exchanged books with the Biblioteca Central de Macau. This year, we donated 15 volumes of books to them, and received 10 volumes of books in Chinese from them.
(10) Exchanged books with the Capital library of China. This year, we donated 90 volumes of books to them, and received 137 volumes of books in Chinese from them.
(11) Exchanged books with the Vancouver Public Library, Canada. This year, we donated 30 volumes of Taiwanese domestic novels for adults to them.
(12) Exchanged books with the Toronto Public Library, Canada. This year, we donated 30 volumes of books in Chinese to them.
(13) Exchanged books with La Bibliotheque municipale de Lyon (the Lyon Municipal Library), France. This year, we donated 30 volumes of books to them, and received 30 volumes of books in Franch from them
(14) Exchanged books with the Centre national du livre pour enfants (the National Center of Books for Children), France. This year, we donated 30 volumes of books in children's literature to them, and received 6 volumes of books in French from them.
2. International visits of librarians
Ms. Kao, Yung-Ju, manager of Daofan Branch attended the 86th IFLA General Conference and Assembly online from August 17 to 19, and presented posters during the conference.
3. A continuously ongoing membership international library and information organizations.
Taipei Public Library has been long-standing member of both the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), to provide literature and reading resources around the world to the citizens to extend their worldview, as well as enhance the image of Taipei Public Library.