Rupi is the younger brother and a speed reader with excellent organizational logic skills. He excels in mathematics and IT-related questions.
He is one of the largest owlets in Taiwan's owl family, making him quite a big guy in the primeval forest.
As a juvenile owl who recently left his nest, Rupi has a fluffy white body with a brown face, which adds to his adorable appearance. However, due to his immature feathers, he is only capable of short jumps.

• Vision：Reading.
• Meaning：In line with our vision, we offer LUCKY BOOKS to create personalized study experiences. We also provide convenient KIOSK stations for accessing the latest information on various topics. Additionally, our library features Geographical Information System-guided bookshelves, AR cards for 3D reading, and interactive story houses designed to immerse children in the enchanting world of picture books.

Eepi is a popular guy with a positive attitude, always filled with curiosity about the new and unknown. He has a deep passion for natural science.

Unlike other owls, the "ear" tufts on Eepi's head are not prominent and only perk up when he is alerted. He belongs to the family of plain owls.

 Eepi is a lone wolf who possesses the remarkable ability to fly silently, making him a stealthy hunter active during the day. He is known as a "Natural Born Killer." One of his ultimate skills is flapping his wings without actually moving an inch.

• Vision：Exploring.
• Meaning：In alignment with our vision, we strive to create spaces exclusively designed for different groups. These spaces cater to diverse communities such as the visually or hearing impaired, multicultural groups (including American, British, French, and new immigrants), seniors, children, and young adults.

Appi is the younger sister who brings joy and laughter to everyone around her. She has a deep passion for attending expos, listening to music, and her favorite subject is art.

With a tiny body, Appi has a dark gray beak and claw tips. Her feathers display a beautiful gradient of colors, ranging from bright red to gray. In Taiwan, most Oriental scops owls are currently either brown or red, and generally, the younger they are, the more likely they are to have a red hue.

During their resting hours at night, these owls often emit short chirps resembling an "oww" sound.

• Vision：Recreation
• Meaning：Our library offers a wide range of recreational activities beyond reading. Visitors can explore digital expos, indulge in internet leisure, enjoy visual-audio videos, engage in multimedia creations, access e-newspapers, immerse themselves in digital games, and participate in tabletop games.

Lapi is the big brother, a living encyclopedia of the forest. He constantly seeks knowledge and possesses a wealth of information in history and geography.

With relatively bigger and more prominent earholes under his feathers, Lapi's ears play crucial roles in sound localization and hunting. However, the long ear tufts on his head are not related to his actual ears.

Lapi tends to be a homebody, often staying on the same branches and conducting most of his activities there.

As a lone wolf, Lapi prefers hunting by the road at night.

• Vision：Learning.
• Meaning：The design of our new building integrates Taiwan's dynamic surface and stratigraphic textures, incorporating large windows that open up to the surrounding nature. This integration enhances the interaction with the environment. Additionally, different areas within the library provide furniture with diverse functions to cater to the specific needs of the general public.