According to legend, Xiao Yulong, the seventh daughter of the South China Sea Dragon King, was fascinated by the beautiful scenery of Luxiang Bay. She didn't want to go back to fairyland, so she decided to come down to earth. Princess Qi dressed as a fisherman, calling herself Yuzhu, and was called Zhu Xiao by local fishermen. During his work, Zhu Xiao met a simple and honest fisherman, Haipeng, and they lived together day and night, pledging their eternal love.

Unexpectedly, Cang Jiao in the sea knew earlier that Cang Jiao coveted the Seventh Princess, but after many unsuccessful pursuits, he was angry with love and wanted revenge on the Seventh Princess. Cangjiao became a dwarf and stayed in the fishing village to make friends with Haipeng. Set Zhu up.

The elder of Jiuzhou guides Haipeng to Jiuzhou Island to find "Resurrection Grass" to save Zhu Xiao. On their wedding day, Zhu Xiao and the girls found a huge clam shell at the seaside and dug up a unique treasure, so Zhu Xiao held it high and dedicated it to the venerable elders in Jiuzhou.

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The creative background of Zhuhai fisherman;

197 1 year, Zhuhai carried out the overall urban construction plan. Wu Jianmin, the first secretary of Zhuhai Municipal Committee, suggested that Zhuhai needs a large sculpture as the city emblem. Until the same year 10, 1, Wu Jianmin and Pan He, a famous sculptor in China, formally discussed matters.

At that time, urban sculptures were mainly divided into three categories: monument sculpture, garden sculpture and architectural decoration sculpture, but Pan He proposed to erect a figure statue on the stone in Xiangluwan. Wu Jianmin and Pan He both agree with the beauty of Luxiang Bay, and considering that Zhuhai was a fishing county before the city was built, they decided to take "Fisherman" as the theme of the statue.

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