I was incredibly excited to see a new exhibit being created...I drive from Las Vegas Vegas L.A. 4 days a week so I watched the process.. what does this 3rd statue represent?

You mean the 64? It’s a memorial for the countless and mostly unidentified freedom fighters who got jailed, prosecuted, and killed during suppression of the pro-democratic protest happened around June 4th, 1989, China.

The June 4th Incident, also known as the June 4th Tiananmen Incident, refers to a nationwide demonstration that started in mid-April 1989 in tribute to Hu Yaobang and was initiated by Chinese college students in Tiananmen Square in Beijing and lasted for nearly two months. , Also known as the 1989 democracy movement. In a narrow sense, it refers to the June 4th Clearance, that is, from the evening of June 3 to the early morning of June 4, 1989, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, the Armed Police Forces and the People’s Police carried out armed clearance operations against demonstrations at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.