What is the most famous building in Mongolia?

According to the distribution of residents, Mongolian buildings can be roughly divided into two categories: urban buildings and buildings in agricultural and pastoral areas. Dozens of residential buildings have been built in Ulaanbaatar, the capital. Public buildings include: government building, national university, public library, grand theater, cinema, hospital, science information center, business center and service center building. Most of these buildings are decorated with murals, clay lace and folk patterns, which have distinctive national characteristics.

Comprehensive art with architecture as the main body has developed. Lenin Museum, built in 198 1, was designed by architect Luvsangiin Dorkey and painter Urzi. On the front wall of the museum, there is a metal molded sculpture designed by Urzi, which shows the themes of the Paris Commune, the October Revolution, the Mongolian People's Revolution and the friendship among all ethnic groups. Garcao Dorkey and Urzinet cooperated to complete a huge mosaic; Alves made five glass paintings for the museum; There are also statues of Lenin in Ram, Dochina and sukhbaatar in Dawa Thelen. Another 240-square-meter copper-cast high relief belt, called the milestone of the great road, was produced by Mongolian artists in cooperation with Soviet artists.

The architectural decoration of the Mongolian People's Great Hural Conference Hall is unique. A group of sculptors, led by Gombo Suellen, have finished woodcarving in a national style. The painter of the mural in the main hall of the Central Post Office is Sanda Suellen; The painter of the mural in the front hall of the public library is Budmuji.

Tapestry painting is the main decoration in the detachable yurts in pastoral areas, which depicts the images of birds and animals often mentioned in Mongolian narrative poems.