The campus is a place for teaching and nurturing. Confucius has the reputation of being the teacher of all eternity. It is most appropriate to place a sculpture of Confucius on campus. Placing Confucius sculptures on campus can subtly provide better life education and aesthetic education. This is also the basis of education and teaching.
Bronze statues of Confucius are often used in educational places such as schools. Campus sculptures mostly use abstract, symbolic, metaphorical, and paradoxical techniques. In particular, our campus sculptures generally have the characteristics of monumental, symbolic, inspiring, and decorative, highlighting ideological aesthetics, emphasizing the potential of moral education, or focusing on expressing human wisdom and the eternal pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. Campus sculpture is a materialized spiritual carrier. It is the carrier of campus culture, reflecting the spiritual and cultural level and moral character requirements of a school. Therefore, the selection and placement of campus sculptures is also very crucial. A good teacher can change the temperament of a student. There is a person and a book that can change the temperament of a nation. This person is Confucius, this book is the Analects, this nation is the Chinese nation, and this temperament is the "gentle and elegant" gentleman's temperament. A few strange pieces of paper in a hundred years, the kiln dust of heroes through the ages. Only Zhou Bingran Confucianism still maintains benevolence and righteousness for the benefit of the people.
The bronze statue of Confucius that we have restored respects the historical basis and traditional impressions, and accurately reflects his image as a great thinker, educator and representative of traditional Chinese culture. The costumes and postures on the paintings are all based on the teachings of ConfuciusThe age is controlled between 60 and 70 years old, and the facial expression is "gentle but not sharp, mighty but not fierce, respectful and peaceful". It embodies the image of a dignified, benevolent, harmonious, modest and wise eternal teacher.