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The media file displays two informational posters about the Dai Nationality, likely part of an exhibition or museum display. The posters are affixed to a plain, light-colored wall. The top poster (rotated to the left in the image) features six smaller photographs showcasing various cultural aspects of the Dai people. These include: - A "Long Table Feast" (长桌宴) with people gathered around tables. - The "Water Splashing Festival" (泼水节), depicting individuals splashing water. - "Ethnic Dance" (民族舞) with people in colorful traditional costumes. - A "Sacrifice/Worship" (祭祀) gathering. - Two images of "Dai Brocade Weaving Technology" (傣锦织技), showing individuals operating looms. The poster also has decorative colorful shapes at its bottom right corner. The bottom poster (rotated to the right in the image) prominently features the Chinese characters "傣族" and the English "Dai Nationality." Below this, a large photograph shows a group of Dai people, including adults and children, dressed in traditional attire, posing for a photo within what appears to be a traditional wooden building. The accompanying text explains that the Dai are a branch of the ancient Baiyue ethnic group, primarily residing in the Nujiang and Longchuan River valleys in the Baoshan and Tengchong regions. Their traditional clothing is predominantly yellow, red, blue, and black. A smaller caption at the bottom reads "时光织锦 多元风华" (Time Weaving Brocade, Diverse Splendor), followed by text indicating it's a "Collection of Baoshan Ethnic Museum." To the right of the posters, on a white shelf, several pieces of silver-colored jewelry with intricate designs are displayed, possibly traditional Dai accessories. The setting suggests an indoor cultural exhibit.
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