The image depicts an outdoor scene in an unspecified city in Vietnam, characterized by ongoing construction or development. In the foreground, a prominent white marble statue of a ram or goat stands on a large white rectangular marble base. The ram is depicted rearing up on its hind legs, with its front left hoof resting on a large, circular object resembling a coin or barrel, surrounded by smaller circular motifs at its base, which appear to be stylized coins. The statue displays intricate carving of fur, horns, and facial features. The base of this statue bears the red inscription "TRẦN THỊ BÍCH HÀ" on its front-facing side. To the right, part of a second, similar white marble statue, depicting a seated figure, is partially visible, also on a marble base. The ground surrounding the statues is a reddish-brown earth, possibly sand or clay, with minimal sparse vegetation and some scattered debris, including white plastic and paper. Behind the statues, a tall, multi-tiered concrete retaining wall rises, showing signs of weathering, discoloration, and some flaking or damage to its surface. The dirt slope at the base of this wall exhibits some refuse, including a blue plastic bag. Above the retaining wall, a grey stone balustrade or railing with ornate posts is visible. On top of this balustrade, several grey statues of seated or kneeling figures are arranged. Above these figures, two flags are visible against an overcast sky: one appears to be a multi-colored Buddhist prayer flag, and the other is a solid red flag, possibly the national flag of Vietnam, flown from a pole. The overall environment appears somewhat barren and under construction.

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