A foldable wooden chessboard is centrally positioned on a light-colored wooden table surface

A foldable wooden chessboard is centrally positioned on a light-colored wooden table surface. The board features alternating white/light-grey squares and dark squares with visible purple and green variegated wood grain patterns. Algebraic notation (letters 'a' through 'h' and numbers '1' through '8') is printed along the board's perimeter. A vertical seam indicates the board's hinged design. Visible wear includes discoloration along the central seam and on various squares. Two complete sets of carved wooden chess pieces are arranged in their standard initial positions. One set consists of 16 dark brown pieces, appearing on ranks '7' and '8' from the observer's perspective. The opposing set comprises 16 light-beige pieces, positioned on ranks '1' and '2'. All standard pieces (pawns, rooks, knights, bishops, queen, king) are present for both sets. Minor damage, specifically a chip on the crown, is observable on one of the light-beige king pieces. The table rests on a dark, possibly tiled, floor. A dark rectangular object is partially visible in the upper left background. No individuals are present. The scene is static, depicting a set-up chessboard in an indoor environment. This scene is located in Liwan District, China.