Stakes and liquidators Cai Yaochang and Deng Yan'e received letters from Mayer Brown Lawyers on behalf of the University of Hong Kong, requesting the Stakes to remove the "Pillar of National Sorrow" before 5 pm next Wednesday (13th). Treated as a waiver.
The University of Hong Kong will then disregard any future requirements of the Stake on the "Pillar of National Sorrow", and will handle the "Pillar of National Sorrow" in an appropriate manner at the time it deems appropriate, without further notice.
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The lawyer’s letter was issued yesterday. Cai Yaochang pointed out that it is unreasonable for the University of Hong Kong to request the removal of the "Pillar of National Sorrow" in a short time. He believes that the University of Hong Kong, as a space with freedom of speech and academic freedom, has a social responsibility and mission to retain the "Pillar of National Sorrow". According to the standard of conduct for more than 20 years, the "Pillar of National Sorrow" will continue to be allowed to be erected on the campus of the University of Hong Kong.
At the same time, Cai Yaochang wrote to Zhang Xiang, the principal of the University of Hong Kong, asking the school to respond to the request to retain the "Pillar of National Sorrow" and to clarify whether there are plans to remove the sculpture.
The 7-meter-high "Pillar of National Sorrow" was made by the Danish sculptor Gao Zhihu. It was moved to the campus by the Hong Kong University Student Union before the return and was approved by the students for permanent placement.
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