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A street-level commercial stall, likely located in Shapingba District, China, is depicted at night under artificial lighting. The stall features a prominent red illuminated sign at the top, displaying the Chinese characters "糖艺乾坤" (Sugar Art Universe) alongside a circular logo containing a traditional figure. Below this, the display area is brightly lit, showcasing numerous examples of intricate sugar art. Behind a clear counter, a male individual with short dark hair and glasses, wearing a dark puffer jacket, is observed leaning forward, concentrating on an object held in his hands. He appears to be engaged in the creation or finishing of a piece, with his hands positioned over a small white container. The counter itself is laden with products. On the left, multiple rows of circular lollipops or flat candies, each featuring a distinct printed image, are arranged on sticks. In the center, a display contains various golden-colored sugar art pieces, many individually wrapped in clear plastic and mounted on sticks, resembling dragons, phoenixes, and other stylized forms. Several small cups containing different colored liquids are also visible on the counter. The backdrop behind the vendor is a collage of photographs, likely depicting the sugar art creation process, historical figures, and related events. A red banner along the bottom of the stall displays the Chinese characters "非物质文化遗产 开州糖画" (Intangible Cultural Heritage Kaizhou Sugar Painting). Smaller text above the counter mentions "重庆非物质文化遗产" (Chongqing Intangible Cultural Heritage) and "The Representative Inheritor of Intangible Cultural" (partially visible English). Two QR codes are also present on the counter surface. The overall scene suggests a vendor's interaction with a traditional craft, offered for sale in a public setting.
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