Carved in stone - and more
By Raymond Zhou and Liu Mingtai | China Daily | Updated: 2011-12-15 07:57
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Clockwise from left: The centerpiece at Changchun World Sculpture Park is a 23.5-meter obelisk with three maidens. Zhu Wanchang / For China Daily Golden Venus, a bronze work by Bertrand Ney, of Luxembourg. A relief showing the condensed history of China's wheeled vehicles. Auguste Rodin's Thinker. Photos by Raymond Zhou / China Daily |
One way of understanding Changchun and its global vision is through the thousands of sculptures that bedeck the landscape. Raymond Zhou and Liu Mingtai report.
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