My new public sculpture, entitled "HEHE Rabbit," has just been unveiled in the city of Taiyuan, China. The sculpture, which is a giant inflatable balloon rabbit measuring over 5 metres tall, is installed in a prominent location in the city centre. The sculpture was created to celebrate the upcoming 2023 lunar year of the Rabbit and to mark the end of the epidemic era. It is intended to bring joy, comfort, and healing to the residents and visitors of Taiyuan. 

The sculpture, which is called "Super Healing Giant 'Hehe Rabbit'," is designed to open their mouths to laugh out loud  instead of opening for the covid nucleic acid test, as it is meant to provide a sense of comfort and healing. The Year of the Rabbit is coming, and the artist hopes that this soft, cute, and healing sculpture will bring new life to the city. As the city is gradually saying goodbye to the epidemic, the artist also hopes that the sculpture will help people let go of any internal friction and find some emotional healing.

The sculpture is made of durable, weather-resistant material, and is illuminated from within, creating a striking visual effect at night.  The inflatable design of the sculpture adds a playful and dynamic element, and the overall effect is one of whimsical wonder.

The public response to "HEHE Rabbit" has been overwhelmingly positive, with many people taking photos with the sculpture and expressing their appreciation for the artist's creativity and the city's commitment to public art. I am honored to have had the opportunity to create this sculpture and am thrilled to see it bringing joy and healing to the people of Taiyuan. 2023 must be a year full of hope, reconciliation with life, keeping pace with the times, and raising your eyebrows with a "rabbit" spirit.