Shengjiang (Xiamen) Group
SHENGJIANG (XIAMEN) GROUP
-
Language
Project Cases
Sichuan, Peng'an
Project Address
Peng'an Confucian Temple, initially built in the Yuan Dynasty, with existing buildings rebuilt in the seventh year of Daoguang's reign of the Qing Dynasty (1827), symbolizes the widespread dissemination of Confucian culture. Peng'an Martial Temple, rebuilt in the fourth year of Qianlong's reign of the Qing Dynasty (1740), is also known as the Guan Yu Temple.
In-depth research of the "Peng'an County Annals" will unearth the historical and cultural significance of the Confucian and Martial Temples. Based on the existing buildings, design and layout will be implemented, utilizing diverse artistic forms such as statues, portraits, and real-object displays for exhibition. This will fully showcase the unique historical charm of Peng'an's Confucian and Martial Temples, as well as the region's profound cultural heritage and unique humanistic spirit.
Learn More
Xichou Museum
Project Address
Yunnan, Wenshan
The magnificent scenery of Xichou after the governance of rocky desertification is a historical testament to the people of Xichou's perseverance, courage, and tireless efforts. It deeply engraves the past hardships and challenges, faithfully records the tenacious footprints of the people of Xichou in building a prosperous nation, and passionately demonstrates Xichou's ambition and infinite possibilities as it forges ahead into the future.
Learn More
Xichou Museum
Project Address
Yunnan, Wenshan
Xichou: A land where rocky desertification meets blossoming flowers. With eight core exhibition areas – "Civilized Xichou," "Ecological Xichou," "Panoramic Xichou," "Cultural Xichou," "Red Xichou," "Spiritual Xichou," "Classic Xichou," and "Future Xichou" – it comprehensively and multi-dimensionally interprets the profound historical heritage and brilliant cultural landscape of Xichou County.
Learn More
Drinking Water, Thinking of the Source
Project Address
London, UK
The spirit of Thanksgiving is symbolized by "Drinking water, thinking of its source", a spirit embodied in every individual. The world will see a positive impact on the environment, economy, and social well-being today and tomorrow.
Learn More
Landmark of the Army Training Academy
Project Address
Singapore
This bronze sculpture is 4.0 meters high, 4.6 meters deep, and weighs 2100 kilograms. It was designed by active Singaporean servicemen who ensure the safety of the Singaporean people, defend Singapore's rights, and prevent the country from collapsing under external threats and intimidation. Singapore's servicemen provide the foundation of peace and stability for the Singaporean people, upon which they have successfully built Singapore's economy and society.
Learn More
Sculpture clay model - "Ban Hong Resisting the British"
Project Address
Yunnan•Cangyuan
The sculpture stands approximately 4.5 meters tall. The "Ban Hong Incident" was a major historical event in the late 19th century during the period of China's democratic revolution, representing the resistance of the Ban Hong and Ban Lao Wa people against British aggression. In 1890, Britain invaded Cangyuan in southwest China. The Wa people and the义勇军 (volunteer army) united to resist the British and defend their territory. The work uses realistic and symbolic techniques to depict the heroic scene of the Wa people and the volunteer army fighting together to defend their homeland, including dynamic actions such as shooting arrows and wielding large knives and spears, highlighting their heroic deeds in maintaining national unity and territorial integrity.
Learn More
CONTACTS
Contact Us
0592-2196783
20th Floor, Fuxing International Center, No. 73, Hainan Road, Siming District, Xiamen
