China's Long March Is Retraced With Artistic Steps

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China's Long March Is Retraced With Artistic Steps

Source: NY Times
URL: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/18/arts/design/18marc.html

EIJING, Aug. 17 - Wang Wenhai, the 53-year-old self-proclaimed Yanan Clay Sculpture King, has three goals. First, he wants to build a 426-foot-tall statue of Mao Zedong in Yanan, the Chinese Communist Party's historic revolutionary base in the northwest.Then he wants to make a giant memorial commemorating Mao's philosophies, with possibly a nod to Karl Marx. Finally, if he has time, he wants to carve 25,000 tiny statues of Mao to leave along the route of the Long March, the 6,000-mile trek that members o

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