A static, eye-level image captures a large, white stone statue of a Chinese guardian lion, or 'foo dog,' prominently situated on a low, rectangular base

A static, eye-level image captures a large, white stone statue of a Chinese guardian lion, or 'foo dog,' prominently situated on a low, rectangular base. The statue, depicting a male lion, faces right with its mouth agape, revealing stylized teeth and gums. Its body is adorned with a textured, segmented mane and a patterned band resembling a belt around its midsection. The front right paw of the lion rests upon a small, spherical object or cub. The statue exhibits signs of weathering, including surface discoloration and minor erosion. In the immediate foreground, a two-bar metal railing runs horizontally, obscuring the lower portion of the statue's base. To the far right, partially obscured by the statue's lower section, a single individual wearing dark clothing is seated or crouching on the ground. Their face and specific actions are not discernible. The background features lush green foliage, including palm trees, on both the left and right sides of the statue. Behind the vegetation on the left, a multi-story building with a light-colored facade and visible windows is present. Further in the background, a taller, dark antenna structure rises against a hazy, light grey sky. To the upper right, a modern streetlamp with a curved arm extends over the statue. This scene is located outside Vihara Dharma Bhakti temple in Glodok, West Jakarta, within the Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia.