Located in the middle of Hong Kong Island, the statue of Queen Square is a public square with a long history in Hong Kong. But at present, there is no bronze statue of the queen or queen in the statue square, only a bronze statue commemorating the banker.

Introduction of Statue Square

The statue of Queen's Square is located in Central, which is a public square with a long history in Hong Kong. Like Queen's Square, it is surrounded by high-rise buildings such as HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Bank of China, Prince Building and Mandarin Oriental Hotel, and next to the Legislative Council Building, which is a famous square in Hong Kong.

Queen's Square is named after the bronze statue of Queen Victoria, which was cast to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne. The bronze statue of the queen was originally placed in this square and was demolished by the Japanese army during World War II. After the war, the bronze statue of the Queen was shipped back to Hong Kong and is now placed in Victoria Park. So there is no statue of the Queen in the Statue Square today, but there is a statue of thomas jackson, the general manager of HSBC.

Because there are many fountains and chairs in the square, many Filipino maids gather here every Sunday. Many people come here illegally to work. In addition, the Hong Kong Colorful Winter Festival will be held in the Statue Square in June 5438+February every year. This square is modeled after Santa Claus Town in Northern Europe and Finland. It has many decorations related to Christmas and a 35-meter-high outdoor Christmas tree, which is very spectacular.