A large, irregular grey granite stele, approximately 2 meters tall, stands centrally

A large, irregular grey granite stele, approximately 2 meters tall, stands centrally. Its polished face bears prominent vertical black Hanja inscriptions: "旅天愛人" (Yeocheon Aein), translated as "Serve Heaven, Love People." To the left of the main inscription, smaller vertical Hanja characters read "李承晩 書," indicating "Written by Syngman Rhee." The monument is set on a wider, rough-hewn stone base. Bright sunlight illuminates the scene from the upper right, casting distinct shadows on the stele's surface and the surrounding ground. The environment consists of dense green foliage, primarily tree canopies, filling the background and upper frame. Patches of clear blue sky are visible through the leaves. In the immediate foreground, a low, rustic wooden fence, constructed from rough logs, extends horizontally, partially obscured by vibrant green grass and leafy ground cover. No individuals, animals, or discernible actions are present. This monument is located in Marronnier Park, Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea.