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A sign, mounted on a red pillar, is located at the Beihai Yi Lan Tang Complex in Beijing, China at 39.931 latitude and 116.383 longitude. The sign is written in both Chinese and English, explaining that the complex, first built in 1751, is a masterpiece of Chinese traditional gardening art. It is a multifunctional complex with each room designated for a particular purpose. In different rooms of the complex, glorified for its rich and diverse values in history, culture, and architecture, the complex served as a multi-purpose place where such functions are integrated as indulging in feasts, having rests, reading books, watching opera performances, worshipping Buddha, or enjoying the surrounding beautiful sceneries. Three red lanterns, with gold trim, are hanging from the top of the sign.
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