The sculpture of "This World, That World" is located on the lawn in front of the gymnasium and is a famous architect and artist Mr. Michio presented a centennial anniversary gift to our school in 2005. The sculpture is 5.12 meters high and extends horizontally by 5 meters, the entire body is made of stainless steel, and the solid part is brownish red. the lines of the virtual body are silver white. There is one in the east and one in the west, and the stretching posture and soaring wings symbolize takeoff and ideals. Mr. Michio aims to implant symbols or images contained in a certain "that world" into the "this world" of real life through sculpture, in order to create accessibility between different possible worlds. Sculpture aims to remind people that things are not always as well-known as they are, thus arousing an imaginative contemplation. At that time, this sculpture was called by the then-principal Chen Zhangliang as a masterpiece of modern art entering a century old prestigious school, greatly enhancing the modern artistic atmosphere of the campus and opening the curtain for the vigorous development of art education in our school.