The image displays "The Gate of Harmonious Union," a large, dark, textured bronze sculpture by Chu Hing Wah, situated on a rectangular white concrete pedestal in the piazza of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

The image displays "The Gate of Harmonious Union," a large, dark, textured bronze sculpture by Chu Hing Wah, situated on a rectangular white concrete pedestal in the piazza of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The sculpture is angled sharply upwards, presenting a rugged, multi-faceted surface. Approximately five pigeons are perched on its uppermost edge. Directly behind the sculpture is a tall building with a light-colored, tiled facade, partially visible through a line of mature green trees. The ground is paved with a mosaic of irregularly shaped light and dark grey cobblestones, exhibiting a wet appearance in several areas. In the mid-ground, an expansive plaza is populated by at least 10 individuals, some seated on benches lining the plaza's edge, others standing further back. The distant background reveals a body of water, with the urban skyline and mountainous terrain of Hong Kong Island under an overcast sky.