Is letting go a sculpture? Why?

Letting go is not a sculpture, because it is a place name. Songkou ancient town, the hometown of overseas Chinese, was once a prosperous place of commerce and trade in history and belonged to a commercial town. At the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, a large number of Han people moved into Songkou in the counties of Tingzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, and they soon lived and worked in this hot land. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Songkou had a large population and had to migrate to other places to make a living. Some of them go out to the Nanyang Islands to make a living, and the first thing they have to pass through is Songkou Port, so Songkou Port has become the first stop for Hakkas to emigrate overseas and one of the important starting points of China's Maritime Silk Road. In 20 13, UNESCO settled the last monument commemorating overseas Chinese in the Indian Ocean Road project (seven in the world and the only one in China) in Songkou, which also proved that this was the first stop for Hakkas to go to the Indian Ocean and set foot on the Maritime Silk Road. Huang, a professor at Sun Yat-sen University and head of the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Research and Development Project, said in an interview with the media that Songkou is the first port of the Indian Ocean Road for Hakkas, and this historical position is particularly significant in the context of the country's promotion of the "2 1 century Maritime Silk Road". The influence of the "Maritime Silk Road" extends from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean, which is not limited to immigration activities, but also includes cultural and trade exchanges, and is also one of the ties to build the "2 1 century Maritime Silk Road" in the future.