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Giant rubber duck lands in Shenzhen Bay

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A photo taken on December 20, 2023, shows the public artwork
A photo taken on December 20, 2023, shows the public artwork "Rubber Duck" on display at the Shenzhen Talent Park. /CFP

A photo taken on December 20, 2023, shows the public artwork "Rubber Duck" on display at the Shenzhen Talent Park. /CFP

An inflatable giant rubber duck attracts many to visit and pose for pictures at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 20, 2023. /CFP
An inflatable giant rubber duck attracts many to visit and pose for pictures at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 20, 2023. /CFP

An inflatable giant rubber duck attracts many to visit and pose for pictures at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 20, 2023. /CFP

The public artwork
The public artwork "Rubber Duck" is on display at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 20, 2023. /CFP

The public artwork "Rubber Duck" is on display at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 20, 2023. /CFP

A tourist draws the public artwork
A tourist draws the public artwork "Rubber Duck" at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 21, 2023. /CFP

A tourist draws the public artwork "Rubber Duck" at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 21, 2023. /CFP

Art enthusiasts draw the public artwork
Art enthusiasts draw the public artwork "Rubber Duck" at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 21, 2023. /CFP

Art enthusiasts draw the public artwork "Rubber Duck" at the Shenzhen Talent Park on December 21, 2023. /CFP

An inflatable giant rubber duck has landed in Shenzhen's Nanshan District, attracting many to visit and pose for pictures.

As one of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s most iconic works, the rubber duck will be stationed in the Shenzhen Talent Park along with 11 artworks from Chinese and international artists from December 20, 2023, to January 20, 2024.

The iconic floating sculpture has visited many Chinese cities before, such as Beijing, Tianjin, Hangzhou, and Hong Kong.

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