Completed in 2006, Long Live Youth is installed at Shijia Hutong Primary School in Beijing.
The sculpture depicts three young women moving together in a flowing, interwoven composition. Their bodies turn in different directions, while the extended arms and sweeping folds of their dresses connect the figures into a continuous upward rhythm.
The bronze group stands on lotus-leaf-shaped granite supports arranged at different heights. The broad, open forms of the stone bases soften the transition between the figures and the surrounding campus space.
Rather than presenting three separate portraits, the work treats the figures as one collective movement. Their overlapping gestures suggest companionship, vitality, and the energy of youth.
Placed within a school environment, the sculpture gives visual form to the themes of growth, movement, and shared experience.
《青春万岁》创作于2006年，设置于北京史家胡同小学。
作品塑造三位年轻女性共同舞动的群像。三个人物朝向各异，手臂舒展，裙摆翻卷并相互连接，在空间中形成连续向上的运动节奏。
青铜人物立于高低错落的荷叶形花岗岩基座之上。宽阔、展开的石质形态，使人物与校园环境之间形成较为柔和的过渡。
作品并未将三个人物处理成彼此独立的肖像，而是通过交叠的动作与共同的动态，将她们组织成一个整体，表现青春、陪伴与生命活力。
作为校园公共艺术作品，《青春万岁》以舞动的人体和开放的构图，回应成长、交流与共同生活的主题。