Three Figures Statue - 三身人

汕头市三身人雕像，原雕塑命名为「崛起」，位于广东省汕头市金平区，建筑于 1986 年 10 月底落成，是汕头市的文化地标之一。

汕头市三身人雕像的外观为三尊洁白雕像的人形像，三尊人像的人体轮廓各自独立，底部相连，以轻盈欲飞的姿态，共同举起一座写实冠军奖杯，象征着举起了该市的希望与骄傲；下有底座，取其「脚踏实地」。三身人雕像的实人原型是汕头籍水世界冠军获得者，包括 1981 年获得首枚中国男子跳水世界金牌李宏平。整座建筑以寓意取名「崛起」，由于市民多俗称其昵称「三身人」，多年的约定俗成，今官方资料及媒体报道等也以「三身人」称之。

The Three Figures Statue in Shantou City, originally named "Rising," is located in Jinping District, Shantou City. It was completed at the end of October 1986 and is one of the cultural landmarks of Shantou City.

The appearance of the Three Figures Statue in Shantou City consists of three pure white human-like statues, each with an independent body contour but connected at the base. They are depicted in a light and soaring posture, collectively holding up a realistic championship trophy, symbolizing the hope and pride of the city. The statues are mounted on a base, symbolizing "standing on solid ground." The real-life prototypes of the three figures are champions from Shantou, including Li Hongping, who won the first men's diving world gold medal for China in 1981. The entire structure is named "Rising" with the implied meaning, but due to the common nickname "Three Figures" among the citizens, it has been officially referred to as "Three Figures" in official documents and media reports for many years.