Stake attention in this memory
The image depicts the exterior wall of a building, likely a religious institution, in Da Lat, Vietnam, under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds. Two large murals are prominently displayed on the beige-colored wall. The mural on the left features a portrait of a woman with dark habit and white wimple, identified by text as "Thánh LOUISE de MARILLAC (1591 - 1660)". Below her portrait is a quote: "Hãy phục vụ Chúa nơi bản thân người nghèo" (Serve God in the person of the poor). The mural on the right displays a portrait of a man with a dark skullcap and beard, labeled "Thánh VINH SƠN PHAOLÔ (1581-1660)". His quote reads: "Phục vụ người nghèo là phục vụ Đức Kitô" (Serving the poor is serving Christ). The building has a red tiled roof with visible wooden structural supports beneath the eaves. Below the murals, there is a smaller dark sign with yellow lettering that reads "QUẨY LƯU NIỆM", which translates to "Souvenir Shop". Another dark-shuttered window is visible on the right side of the building. The overall scene suggests a place of worship or a historical site with a gift shop, common in tourist destinations like Da Lat.
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