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A slightly tilted, outdoor signboard advertises a Yunnan cuisine dish in Beijing, China. The sign features a large, vibrant photograph of "Fish in Sour Soup" in a hot pot, filling the right side. The soup, a rich reddish-orange, contains tender-looking fish slices, halved cherry tomatoes or similar fruit, and fresh green mint leaves, indicating a sour and spicy flavor profile. To the left of the image, white text on a black background presents the restaurant and dish information. The Chinese text reads "沿途四季·云南菜" (Along the Way Four Seasons · Yunnan Cuisine), followed by its English translation "Along the way". Below this, the dish is described in English as "FISH IN SOUR SOUP IN BANNANA STYLE" (likely a typo for "Banna Style," referring to Xishuangbanna in Yunnan, known for its Dai cuisine). The Chinese name for the dish is "云南版纳酸汤鱼" (Yunnan Banna Sour Soup Fish). Above the main signboard, a partial view of another sign in a darker color displays additional Chinese characters such as "泊", "拍赠", "三到一二三", and "参", which could relate to parking, promotions, or offers. The background beyond the sign is blurry, showing bare tree branches and a light-colored ground surface, possibly indicating a cold season or an outdoor setting. The natural lighting suggests it is daytime.
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