The image displays a blue vertical sign for a self-service laundry facility. Prominently featured at the top is the circular emblem of Chongqing Medical University, bordered by the English text "CHONGQING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY" and the founding year "1956". The Chinese characters "重庆医科大学" (Chongqing Medical University) are also visible within the upper part of the emblem. The central part of the emblem features a green hexagonal design enclosing a white Rod of Asclepius, a common medical symbol. Below the university logo, large white Chinese characters spell out "自助洗衣房" (Zìzhù Xǐyī Fáng), directly translated underneath in smaller white English text as "Self-Service Laundry". At the bottom of the sign, partially visible, is the service hotline information, stating "客服热线 (Service Hotline):" followed by numbers that begin with "...000 500". The sign is illuminated, possibly from within or by external lighting, creating a slight blue glow at the top-left edge. The immediate surroundings show a dark vertical element on the right side, likely a frame or wall, suggesting an indoor or sheltered setting. Based on the university identification, this sign is located within or affiliated with Chongqing Medical University, which is situated in the city of Chongqing, China, and likely within Yuzhong District.Nighttime campus documentation at Chongq
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