Domestic Engineering Cases in China
Two Stainless Steel Landmark Sculptures in Tongren Guizhou
Two spectacular stainless steel landmark sculptures are completed in Tongren. The 40-meter-span arch gateway sculpture sits at the entrance of Tongren Development Zone. Finished with red automotive paint, it features illuminated lettering, symbolizing prosperous industrial development. The 19.58-meter phoenix sculpture at Tongren Fenghuang Airport is coated with metal paint. Its elegant phoenix shape echoes the airport theme, and the height of 19.58 meters commemorates the airport’s founding year of 1958.
Round Heaven and Square Earth Sculpture in Baisha Handan Hebei
This monumental sculpture named Round Heaven and Square Earth stands in Baisha, Handan. The design interprets the ancient Chinese philosophy of heaven being round and earth being square. Two tall stone-textured pillars support circular bronze-toned arches, while a stone stele with carved seal script sits at the center. Relief patterns adorn the pillar surfaces, inheriting the profound traditional Chinese cultural concept. The whole structure appears solemn and grand.
Sculpture "A Fertile Land" in Shihezi, Xinjiang
This large monumental group sculpture named "A Fertile Land" is located in Huayuan Square, Shihezi, Xinjiang. It stands 9 meters high and spans 30 meters wide. The sculpture centers on the figure of Vice Chairman Zhu De, surrounded by vividly carved groups of soldiers and local residents. The two sides are decorated with abstract stainless steel plant-shaped forms, symbolizing the vitality of this reclaimed land. It was built to commemorate the 57th anniversary of Vice Chairman Zhu De’s visit to the 143rd Regiment. The artwork records the glorious history of land reclamation and development in Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, carrying the memory of the great achievements of the older generation for future generations.
City Sculpture of the 147th Regiment, Shihezi, Xinjiang
This monumental sculpture is located in the 147th Regiment of Shihezi, Xinjiang. The upper part is a bold red stainless steel flag shape embedded with a five-pointed star, standing tall and inspiring. The base is equipped with lifelike stone group figures, depicting the scenes of reclamation, farming and construction of the corps people. The combination of bright metal flag and solid stone figures interprets the indomitable spirit of land reclamation and frontier guarding. The sculpture records the arduous pioneering history of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, serving as an important cultural landmark to inherit the red spirit of the regiment.
Party Building Square Sculptures in Baisha Village Wu'an Handan
A set of themed sculptures located in the Party Building Square of Baisha Village, Wu'an. The core heart-shaped sculpture is stacked with geometric blocks in striking bright red, adorned with golden emblems and inscribed words. Matching flag-shaped and relief sculptures are arranged across the square. The whole group of works adopts bold and solemn modelling, inheriting local red cultural spirit and forming a complete visual landscape for the public square.
City Sculptures of Jingxing and Darhan Muminggan Joint Banner
Two distinctive urban sculptures. The bright red sculpture in Mianman River Park of Jingxing adopts flowing and intertwined outlines, topped with a golden orb. Its artistic form draws on local traditional cultural elements, presenting a vibrant visual effect. The monumental sculpture in Darhan Muminggan Joint Banner is supported by two tall white pillars, decorated with golden goat head carvings and ornaments. It absorbs the totem culture of the local ethnic group, with a dignified and grand overall shape.
Integration City Sculpture in Linxi Inner Mongolia
This large arch sculpture named Integration stands in Linxi, Inner Mongolia. Three interlocking curved arches form the main body, finished in antique green. The surface is carved with traditional Chinese spiral patterns and hollowed-out decorative details. The solid stone bases are also engraved with classic patterns. The intertwined arches symbolize harmony and integration, combining local ethnic culture with traditional oriental decorative aesthetics.
Huo Long Equestrian Sculpture in Zhuozishan Inner Mongolia
This bronze equestrian sculpture depicts Marshal He Long riding a horse. The horse lifts its front hoof, showing a powerful and dynamic posture. The sculpture retains delicate facial and costume details, set on a stone pedestal with inscriptions. The artwork commemorates the great marshal, inheriting the red historical culture of the region.
Sculpture of Heroic Sisters on the Grassland in Darhan Muminggan Joint Banner, Inner Mongolia
This large stone-texture sculpture depicts the story of the heroic sisters on the grassland. Two girls stand among sheep on the rock-shaped base. The work draws from the touching local grassland legend, presenting the noble spirit of dedication and bravery. It blends perfectly with the pastoral culture of Inner Mongolia.
White Stone Grassland Equestrian Sculpture in Darhan Muminggan Joint Banner Inner Mongolia
his white stone sculpture features two Mongolian riders on galloping horses. The riders wear traditional Mongolian robes and headpieces, with their clothing gently flowing in the wind. The horses hold proud, energetic postures. Set against the open grassland backdrop, the work vividly presents the bold and free nomadic culture of the Mongolian ethnic group.
Urban Sculpture "Prosperous Tunliu" in Tunliu, Shanxi
This large landmark sculpture stands at the city entrance of Tunliu, Shanxi. It adopts a symmetrical vessel shape inspired by ancient Chinese bronze ding. The outer surface is carefully carved with patterns that reflect local history and culture. The solid and grand structure conveys the spirit of stability, inheritance and prosperity of Tunliu. It serves as a symbolic gateway artwork for the whole region, witnessing the development of the city.
Main Sculpture of Junding Development Zone, Shijiazhuang, Hebei
This large bronze-style landmark sculpture is located in Junding Development Zone of Shijiazhuang. The design combines ancient bell elements with interlaced circular rings and a central golden sphere. The bell symbolizes faith and perseverance, while the rotating rings and orb represent innovation, integration and endless development. The whole artwork has strong lines and magnificent volume, standing as a core landmark of the development zone. It blends traditional cultural symbols with modern industrial aesthetics.
"Long March" Sculpture in Yibin, Sichuan
This large group stone sculpture is themed on the Long March. It features multiple revolutionary figures in vivid and lifelike expressions and postures. The sculpture depicts the tough and arduous journey of the Long March, showing the fearless and unyielding spirit of the revolutionary soldiers. The rough texture of the stone strengthens the solemn and powerful sense of history. This monumental artwork preserves and carries forward the red culture for the local memorial site.
Main Urban Sculpture in Taikang, Henan
This large red stainless steel landmark sculpture stands in Taikang, Henan. Its shape draws inspiration from traditional Chinese art forms, with symmetrical, spreading outlines. The surface is decorated with delicate carved patterns and golden decorative plaques. The white stone pedestal is embedded with relief carvings and inscriptions that record local history and culture. Bright red creates a striking visual effect, symbolizing vitality and prosperity. As the city’s landmark artwork, it combines traditional Chinese aesthetics and modern metal sculpture craftsmanship.
Urban Sculpture in Weixian Development Zone
This large outdoor landmark sculpture is built for Weixian Development Zone. The work consists of two towering red abstract structures, paired with a giant bronze ding decorated with traditional ancient Chinese totem patterns. The tall vertical forms represent upward growth and vigorous development of the industrial zone, while the bronze ding stands for integrity, stability and inheritance of culture. The whole artwork combines abstract modern metal design and classical bronze craft, showing the integration of local heritage and new industrial vitality. It serves as a symbolic gateway sculpture for the development zone.
Main Sculpture at Wushan High-speed Railway Station
This striking stainless steel sculpture stands at the entrance of Wushan High-speed Railway Station. The lower part adopts flowing wave and dragon-shaped forms with gradient colorful metal finish, echoing the local Yangtze River and Wushan cultural legends. The upper part spreads outward like blooming branches, decorated with round red ornaments. The polished metal surface reflects the surrounding sky and environment. The whole artwork blends local mythological culture and modern stainless steel craftsmanship. As the city’s first impression landmark for arriving passengers, it carries regional characteristics and welcomes visitors from all over the world.
Stone Feng Shui Ball Fountain
This stone fountain with rotating feng shui ball is carved from natural sunset red marble. Two styles are available: multi-layer water tray design and lotus petal base design. The polished sphere can rotate smoothly with the power of running water. The natural stone texture and delicate relief carving bring elegant classical aesthetics. Widely used for plaza, hotel, villa and garden decoration. It symbolizes good fortune, continuous vitality and prosperous business.
Eight Treasures Stone Railing
This set of stone railings, named Eight Treasures Railing, is made of white marble. The total length reaches 1000 meters, completed in Longhua, Hebei in 2009. Each panel is carved with traditional eight-treasure patterns. The handrails, balusters and carved panels are precisely processed. It combines safety protection and traditional Chinese decorative art. Suitable for bridges, riversides, gardens and scenic spots. The solid stone structure features weather resistance and elegant classical carving details.
Stone Chinese Zodiac Pillars & Dragon Wrapped Pillars
This project includes 12 stone zodiac pillars made of bluestone, completed in Tangshan, Hebei in 2013. Each pillar is carved with one of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals. The surface features deep relief carvings of dragons and zodiac patterns. The solid stone structure is durable for outdoor public spaces such as squares and parks. It combines traditional Chinese zodiac culture and stone carving craftsmanship, serving as distinctive cultural landscape pillars.
Exquisitely Carved Stone Paifang
This multi-arch stone paifang is hand-carved from natural stone. It adopts traditional Chinese multi-roof architectural style, with delicate relief carvings on beams and columns. Suitable for village entrances, scenic spots and cultural parks. It is a landmark building that inherits ancient Chinese architectural art, with solid structure and long service life. We provide full services including design, fabrication and on-site installation.
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