Question 1: What is the symbolic meaning of the Statue of Liberty? This masterpiece of art was created by a talented sculptor in the late19th century. His name is Frederick. August? Bartholdi. 1834 bartholdi was born in an Italian family in France. He has loved sculpture since his youth, and the image of the Statue of Liberty has existed in his mind for a long time. 185 1 year Louis? Napoleon? One day after Bonaparte staged a coup to overthrow the Second Republic, a group of determined * * * and party member built fortifications in the street. At dusk, a young girl jumped over the obstacle with a burning torch and shouted "Forward" and rushed at the enemy. Bonaparte's gun rang and the girl fell in a pool of blood. Bartholdi witnessed this fact with his own eyes, and his mood could not be calm for a long time. Since then, the girl who bravely climbed the torch has become a symbol of freedom in his heart. For more than a century, the bronze statue of the Statue of Liberty standing on Liberty Island has become a symbol of the friendship between the American nation and the people of the United States and France, and has always expressed the lofty ideals of the American people for democracy and freedom.

185 1 year, Louis? Bonaparte staged a coup to overthrow the Second Republic of France. One day, a group of * * * Republicans spread out their defense business in the street and started street fighting with political changers. At dusk, a girl loyal to * * * and the regime, holding a burning torch, jumped over obstacles and shouted the slogan "Forward" and rushed at the enemy. Unfortunately, she was shot and killed. Since then, this brave girl holding the torch has become a symbol of the sculptor's pursuit of freedom. In addition, the image of the Statue of Liberty is based on Bater Di's later wife, and the face is taken from his mother.

Emma, the Jewish poetess carved on the cornerstone of the Statue of Liberty? The lines in Lazarus' sonnet The New Giant:

Welcome,

Those who are tired and poor,

Crowded together, eager to breathe freely,

Prosperity is abandoned,

Poor guy.

Put these homeless people

People who have suffered a lot.

Give it to me together.

I hold high the lamp of freedom!

Question 2: What does the Statue of Liberty in America mean? The Statue of Liberty is dressed in ancient Greek-style costumes (such as ancient Roman robes) and wears a radiant crown. The seven sharp peaks symbolize the seven continents of the world. The waist width of the Statue of Liberty is10.6m, and the mouth width is 9 1 cm. The right hand of the torch symbolizing freedom is held high 12.8m,12 people can stand on the edge of the torch. He is holding a legal classic in his left hand, with the words "1July 4, 776" engraved on the cover, which symbolizes the declaration of independence signed on this day. At the foot are broken handcuffs, fetters and chains, symbolizing freedom from tyranny, and its posture is like that of an ancient Greek beauty, which makes people feel cordial and natural. When night falls, the light on the pedestal of the statue shines upward, making the goddess look like a light blue jade carving.

Question 3: Who designed the Statue of Liberty and what does it symbolize? The full name of the Statue of Liberty is "Statue of Liberty National Monument", and the official name is "Statue of Liberty that shines the world". On June 28th, 886,/kloc-0, it stood near the Hudson River mouth of Liberty Island in new york, USA, and was regarded as a symbol of America. The creator is Frederick? August? Bartholdi. 1984 was included in the World Heritage List. The Statue of Liberty is dressed in ancient Greek-style clothes (ancient Roman robes), wearing a radiant crown, and the thorns at the tips of the seven apexes symbolize the seven continents of the world. The waist width of the Statue of Liberty is10.6m, and the mouth width is 9 1 cm. The right hand of the torch symbolizing freedom is held high 12.8m,12 people can stand on the edge of the torch. He is holding a legal classic in his left hand, with the words "1July 4, 776" engraved on the cover, which symbolizes the declaration of independence signed on this day. At the foot are broken handcuffs, fetters and chains, symbolizing freedom from tyranny. Look dignified and serene, kind and natural.

Question 4: How high is the Statue of Liberty in America? What does this mean? Authors: bartholdi, Vereboduk.

Time: 1874 ~ 1884

Material: steel, copper

Specification: 46 meters high (93 meters with base) and weighs more than 200 tons.

Geographical coordinates: 40 41'21.17n, 74 02' 40.41w+0w.

There are seven sharp peaks symbolizing the seven continents and four oceans of the world. The goddess holds a torch with a length of 12 meters symbolizing freedom in her right hand, and the Declaration of Independence engraved on July 4, 776 in her left hand, with broken handcuffs, fetters and chains at her feet. She symbolizes freedom and freedom from tyranny. On the pedestal of the granite statue, Emma, an American poetess, is engraved. A famous poem by Shana Rocchi. The internal structure of the statue was built by Gustav, who later built the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Eiffel. /kloc-completed and unveiled on October 28th. 1886.

For thousands of immigrants who come to the United States, the Statue of Liberty is a guarantee to get rid of poverty and oppression in the old world. The Statue of Liberty has become a symbol of the United States.

Question 5: What do the words on the Statue of Liberty mean? The goddess held the torch symbolizing freedom in her right hand, and the declaration of independence engraved with 1776 in her left hand, with broken handcuffs, shackles and chains at her feet. It symbolizes freedom and freedom from tyranny. /kloc-completed and unveiled on October 28th. 1886. The internal structure of the statue was built by Gustav, who later built the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Eiffel. The Statue of Liberty is 46 meters high, the pedestal is 93 meters high and weighs 225 tons. It is made of metal and placed on a concrete base. The base of the Statue of Liberty is the famous Joseph? Pulitzer raised $654.38 million to build it, and its base is an American Immigration History Museum. 1984, the Statue of Liberty was listed as a world cultural heritage.

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Emma, a Jewish poetess? Emma Lazarus's sonnet The New Giant;

New giant

Unlike the famous shameless giant in Greece, he crossed from one place to another with his conquered limbs; Here, in front of our sunset gate washed by the sea, there will stand a powerful woman with a torch. Her flame is imprisoned lightning, and her name is-mother of exiles. Emit worldwide brilliance from her lighthouse hand; Her gentle eyes stared at the air bridge port of the twin cities. Keep the ancient land your legend! She cried with silent lips. Give me your fatigue, your poverty, your people who are eager to breathe freely, and your poor garbage on the crowded coast. Give these to me, the homeless, the ones thrown around by the storm, and I will raise my lamp by the Golden Gate!

Translation:

Unlike the bronze statue of the Greek giant.

Possess weapons to conquer territory

You stand high at the door of the falling waves in Xia Hong.

Hold high the light of the lamp

The name of your condensed streamer-

Mother of exiles

Illuminate the vast land

Staring at the harbor of longbridge, it is full of softness.

Guard your vast and empty land and merits! She shouted

Trembling silent lips put you,

That poor refugee.

Longing for free breathing but being mercilessly abandoned.

The sad lament crowded on the other side.

Fear capsized in the storm.

Give it all to me!

I hold the lamp high and stand in the golden gate!

Question 6: Does anyone know what those tips are on the head of the Statue of Liberty? What's the moral? On behalf of the sun, it means forging ahead towards freedom! ! ~