This image depicts the entrance and interior of a hotpot restaurant in Jiangjin, China

This image depicts the entrance and interior of a hotpot restaurant in Jiangjin, China. The scene is viewed from just outside the establishment, looking inward through glass double doors. The entrance features two tall, slender metallic frames supporting the glass doors, which are slightly ajar. Green garlands adorned with red and gold ornaments are wrapped around these frames and suspended above the entryway. The floor just inside the entrance is dark, possibly polished stone, with two horizontal red and white striped warning tapes bearing Chinese characters. The floor outside is light-colored tile. To the left, a long, brightly lit aisle extends into the background, flanked by what appears to be a counter with white coverings. A faint figure is visible further down this aisle. Overhead, numerous illuminated square and cylindrical lanterns hang from the ceiling, complementing a strip of accent lighting along a ceiling edge. To the right, a dining area is visible with multiple wooden tables and chairs, some occupied by patrons. Several people are present, though their specific actions are indistinct. Decorative plants sit atop wooden cabinets and service stations. One station displays various containers and bottles on shelves. A tall, white cabinet with stacks of light blue-green plates is situated behind the right door. An orange stool is partially visible beside a light-colored wooden podium on the immediate right. Overlapping reflections on the glass doors show a large white sign with red Chinese characters, identifying the establishment as a "Self-service bamboo skewer hotpot." A red banner with white Chinese characters, "调料台" (Condiment Station), hangs further inside. The ceiling features exposed dark structures and beams, interspersed with decorative lanterns and festive garlands.