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Landmark of the Army Training Academy
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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.
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Sculpture clay model - "Ban Hong Resisting the British"
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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.
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Sculpture clay model - "Source of the Nation"
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Yunnan•Cangyuan
Approximately 16.2 meters tall, including a 1.2-meter stone base and a 15-meter main body. "Sigangli" is a creation epic legend of the Wa people, meaning coming out of a cave (gourd, incubator), and Cangyuan was anciently called "Gourd King Land". The legend describes that in ancient times, the only surviving woman, blessed by the sun and moon, gave birth to a son and a daughter. Later, the children were rescued by a cow when they were in danger, and the cow became the totem worshipped by the Wa people.
The work takes the "Sigangli Legend" as its theme, integrating realistic and expressive techniques, using elements such as cows, gourds, caves, and humans to depict the magical scene of the Wa people and people of various ethnic groups being born from caves. The cow's head is engraved with the words "Sigangli", reflecting the origin of multiple ethnic groups and ancient creatures. Lighting and fogging devices create a mysterious and beautiful atmosphere, allowing viewers to experience the richness and uniqueness of Wa culture. The surrounding area is mainly dominated by Dongzong palm trees, with shrubs and trees, echoing the Sigangli culture.
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Sculpture clay draft——"Ode to Prosperity"
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Shanxi Jixian
Jixian Suona, with a history of over 480 years, is a representative of folk instrumental music in southern Shanxi. It blends the elegance of the imperial court with the local flavor of the Loess Plateau. In 2006, it was listed as one of the first batch of intangible cultural heritage in Shanxi Province. The artwork uses Jixian Suona as its theme, employing both realistic and exaggerated techniques to depict the postures of playing the Suona, beating drums, and striking cymbals. It is characterized by its high-pitched and passionate sound, presenting a raw and authentic style. The inclusion of a child learning to play symbolizes the inheritance of this culture. The base is a realistic depiction of a Jixian wooden drum, engraved with "盛世欢歌" ("Song of a Prosperous Era") and "Jixian Suona, First Batch of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Shanxi Province." This forms a contrast with the figures above, highlighting the importance of this culture.
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The statue of the ancestor master Dingguang at Lingtai Mountain in Qingliu County
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Fujian, Sanming
Dingguang Buddha, also known as Dingguang Gufo and Dingguang Master, is the only monk in Chinese history to be officially conferred the title of "reincarnation of Dingguang Buddha" by the imperial court. He is the "protective god" of more than 100 million Hakka people worldwide. The giant Buddha is 45.99 meters tall, symbolizing the Hakka auspicious saying "peace throughout the four seasons, abundant harvests, and lasting happiness." It is the world's tallest Hakka Dingguang Gufo.
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Woodcarving Culture Relief
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Jiangxi • Ganzhou
Using realistic and relief art, the work delicately depicts the vivid scene of Nanchang carpenters in the late 1980s, shouldering their bags and holding their tools, resolutely embarking on their journey with deep affection for their hometown and aspirations for the future. The background wall, with its rough texture, traces back the thousand-year glorious history of Nanchang carpentry, from shipbuilding and house construction to participation in the construction of historical buildings, all demonstrating its profound cultural heritage and continuous development. On the back of the relief, the inscription by sociologist Fei Xiaotong, "Creating something from nothing, creating something special from something existing, the special lies in the people, and people connect all directions," shines brightly, highly summarizing the path of Nanchang's economic rise. The interwoven shadow carvings and line engravings on both sides showcase the booming development of Nanchang's furniture industry since 1993, under the support of government policies and the unremitting efforts of the people, continuously creating brilliance.
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