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The image displays a brightly lit, framed menu board for a Chinese restaurant or food stall, likely located in Beijing given the context. The board features a light beige, textured background with prominent red and brown Chinese characters and food photography, advertising "新品小吃" (New Snacks/Small Dishes) from a brand called "尖叫熊猫冒菜" (Screaming Panda Maocai). The central and largest food item showcased is "冒五香肥肠" (Braised Five-spice Fatty Intestine), depicted as a glossy, reddish-brown dish garnished with red chilies and green herbs on a black plate. A golden circular sticker indicates a promotional price of 28 Chinese Yuan. Accompanying text describes its "soft and glutinous texture" and "rich flavor," noting it uses "Hanyuan Sichuan pepper and Guizhou Erjingtiao chili." To the right, three smaller, spicy-looking dishes in white bowls are advertised: "冒千层肚" (Braised Layered Tripe) for 23 Yuan, "冒脑花" (Braised Brain Flower) for 22 Yuan, and "冒火锅粉" (Braised Hot Pot Vermicelli) for 12 Yuan. All bowls are garnished with fresh herbs and chilies. The menu board emphasizes its Sichuan origins, with phrases like "CHENGDU," "MADE IN CHENGDU," "正宗成都味" (Authentic Chengdu Flavor), and "20年专注川味" (20 years focused on Sichuan flavor). Other slogans include "比火锅下饭" (More satisfying than hot pot with rice), "成都记忆" (Chengdu Memory), and "新鲜食材看得见" (Fresh ingredients are visible). Below the smaller dishes, three QR codes are provided for connecting via WeChat Official Account, WeChat Mini Program, and Douyin (TikTok). A small panda graphic is also visible. The bottom right includes the disclaimer "图片仅供参考" (Pictures for reference only). The scene is an indoor commercial setting, with artificial lighting. No people are visible, and the board functions as a promotional display for customers.
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