前不久上海某公园内的三座存在高度抄袭嫌疑的公共雕塑,在受到原作者的强烈抗议之后,被上海市政府责令拆除。这一不多见的多个公共雕塑同时存在抄袭嫌疑的案例引起了业界的关注,同时,也再度将公共雕塑的现状推向了舆论的风口浪尖。在城市化高速发展的今天,国内很多一线、二线城市不可避免地遇到了创建城市文化地标的问题。这种地标性建筑不单单指那些高耸入云的摩天大楼,也并非只是几座设计独特的城市建筑,还需要一些具有原创性以及地域 Not long ago, three public placards suspected of being highly plagiarized in a park in Shanghai were ordered to be dismantled by the Shanghai municipal government after being strongly protested by the original author. The rare case of public sculptures with plagiarism has aroused the concern of the industry. At the same time, the status quo of public sculptures has once again been pushed to the cusp of public opinion. In the rapid development of urbanization today, many front-line and second-tier cities in China inevitably encounter the problem of creating urban cultural landmarks. This landmark not only refers to those towering skyscrapers, not just a few uniquely designed urban buildings, but also some original and geographical