We had a request from University to　create ≪ blue wall ≫in Mongolian and Japanese clay. we spent about a year to work on this memorial project to mark the 45th anniversary of Japan-Mongolia diplomatic relations. (Certified project of Mongolian embassy in Japan), We donated 128 of the 136 most beautiful works to the “blue walls”. It become a permanent exhibition at Mongolian State University of the Arts and Culture. Blue is considered to be the color of ≪ hope ≫. This silent Blue Wall’s work became a symbol of hope for the students of the University, it is encouraging the students never give up and always have an unshakable spirit. During the donation ceremony, there was a surprise from President Sonintogas. As a leader in the “fusion of glass and pottery” and leading a new trend of pottery in Mongolia, I was awarded the title of honorary professor. Mongolian State University of Art and Culture is Mongolia’s first national university for arts. It produced a number of leading musicians, dancers, and other artists.