File:Windsurfing sport sculpture, Cheung Chau (Hong Kong).jpg
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English: A sculpture dedicated to the promotion of windsurfing on Tung Wan Beach, Cheung Chau. Unveiled on September 7, 1996 by the windsurfing gold medallist of the Olympic Games 1996 - Ms Lee Lai-Shan, and other government officials. 中文（繁體）：為推廣滑浪風帆運動而設於長洲東灣的雕塑。由李麗珊和另外四位太平紳士共同於1996年9月7日主持揭幕。 |
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