73 years ago today, on December 12, 1952 (October 26, 1952 lunar calendar), Picasso dedicated his new work, the Peace Dove, to the World Peace Congress. In December 1952, to congratulate the World People's Peace Congress held in Vienna, the famous French painter Picasso dedicated a new work - a Peace Dove. It gives us a new symbol that the struggle for peace of the people of the world has reached a higher stage. This is Picasso's third painting of the Peace Dove. The first was in April 1949, when the first World Peace Congress was held, he painted a quiet dove, expressing the simple and dignified will of peace-loving people. The second was in September 1950, and he painted a dove for the Second World Congress for the Defense of Peace. This is the dove of peace that has been flying all over the world in recent years. It is no longer sitting there quietly, but flying with its wings spread. Now, when the World Peace Congress is held, Picasso has dedicated a third dove of peace. It still maintains a style that makes the hearts of all peace-loving people feel extremely close, but now this dove, with its wings expanded and its feathers plump, is flying higher. The whole image of this dove makes us feel very obviously that it is younger and full of life. It powerfully expresses: On the basis of the continuous progress and victories of the world peace movement, through this World People's Peace Conference, the movement of the people of the world to strive for and defend peace will develop to a higher stage and achieve new great victories. This dove of peace will surely fly more bravely, higher and higher in the future with the support of peace-loving people all over the world.