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A large, textured stone bust of a man, identified as James Clerk Maxwell, is depicted prominently in an outdoor setting in Nan'an District, China. The bust, carved from reddish-brown stone, shows a mature man with a solemn expression and defined features. It rests on a dark grey stone pedestal, which features engraved text in both Chinese and English. The visible text on the pedestal identifies the subject as "J.C.麦克斯韦" (J.C. Maxwell) and "James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879)". The inscription further describes him as a "Great British physicist of the 19th century, who synthesized the basic laws of electromagnetism into Maxwell's equations, and predicted the existence of electromagnetic waves." Below this, "Maxwell's Equations:" is written, followed by "∇•B=0", one of his famous equations. The statue is surrounded by vibrant green foliage, including trees with ginkgo-like leaves and bushes, suggesting a park-like or campus environment. In the background, there are multi-story buildings with tiled facades and numerous windows, indicative of an urban or educational setting. An air conditioning unit is visible on one of the building walls. Behind the bust and to its right, a metal structure with a cylindrical light and coiled elements extends horizontally. Further right, a red and white striped barrier or sign is partially visible. The ground appears paved. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with soft, ambient light.
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56D51
Volume
496
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Revenue
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TVL
$0.39
