The University of Hong Kong sent a letter earlier requesting the Stake Association to remove the "Pillar of National Sorrow" at 5 o'clock today. The sculptor Gao Zhihu issued a statement to the media this morning that he has successfully hired a lawyer in Hong Kong. The University of Hong Kong issued a lawyer's letter requesting a hearing.
He pointed out that he hopes that his ownership can be respected so that the sculptures can be transported out of Hong Kong to ensure order and no damage in the process.
He emphasized that if the sculpture is damaged as a result, the school has the responsibility to make compensation.
The University of Hong Kong sent a letter earlier requesting the Stake to remove the "Pillar of National Sorrow" at 5 o'clock today. Sculptor Gao Zhihu issued a statement to the media this morning that he has successfully hired a lawyer in Hong Kong.
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The University of Hong Kong sent a letter to the Stake Association last Thursday (7th), requesting the Stake Association to remove the "Pillar of National Sorrow" before 5 pm yesterday, otherwise it would be regarded as a waiver.
Gao Zhihuo, the creator of the "Pillar of National Sorrow" sculpture, issued a statement to the media this morning, saying that he had successfully appointed a lawyer in Hong Kong. Yesterday, at 11 a.m. Hong Kong time, a lawyer's letter was sent to the University of Hong Kong requesting a hearing.
He pointed out that he and his lawyers are striving to properly handle the incident and satisfy all stakeholders as much as possible.
He continued to point out that he hopes that his ownership can be respected so that the sculpture can be transported out of Hong Kong to ensure order and no damage in the process.
He emphasized that if the sculpture is damaged as a result, the school has the responsibility to make compensation.
Gao Zhihuo continued to point out that once the "Pillar of National Sorrow" is destroyed, everyone should come to the University of Hong Kong to collect the fragments of the sculpture as soon as possible. away-but art persists)
Gao Zhihuo also stated that he had contacted many members of the Danish Parliament, who expressed concern about the incident and urged the Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs to intervene and contact the Chinese Embassy, asking them to protect Danish assets.
The University of Hong Kong responded to inquiries last night and stated that it will continue to seek legal advice on this matter and will deal with the matter on a legal and reasonable basis.
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