This image depicts a static scene within Hoa Lư Ward, Vietnam

This image depicts a static scene within Hoa Lư Ward, Vietnam. The central focus is a shallow body of dark water, likely a pond or stream, bordered by rocky terrain and dense green foliage. Standing within the water on small rock pedestals are five statues depicting characters from a traditional narrative, commonly recognized as "Journey to the West." From left to right: 1. A figure in a yellow robe, posed as if walking or leaning, holding a long staff horizontally. This statue is located on the left bank of the water. 2. A figure in a red robe and gold crown, holding a golden staff upright. 3. A stout figure in dark clothing, holding an implement resembling a rake or pitchfork. 4. A white horse with a red saddle and blue bridle, standing on a circular rock pedestal. 5. A bearded figure in dark and green robes, standing on the far right. In the immediate foreground, slightly to the right, a large, weathered grey stone planter is visible, filled with water and numerous green water lily pads. The water surface around the planter reflects the surrounding elements and the statues. The background consists of a towering rock face, heavily overgrown with various species of green trees and vines. The rock formations feature uneven surfaces and dark crevices, suggesting a natural grotto or cave-like environment. The overall lighting suggests an outdoor setting, possibly shaded by the dense foliage.