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In Phú Xuân Ward, Vietnam, a stone statue of a mythical creature, likely a guardian lion or qilin, stands within a weathered, open-air pavilion. The pavilion features four rusted red vertical pillars supporting a dark, curved roof. The statue itself is intricately carved with swirling patterns on its body and mane, and it is positioned on a pedestal made of stacked stone blocks. The base of the pavilion is reinforced with additional stone elements and topped with two large, round stone finials on each side. The ground is paved with a patterned walkway made of reddish-brown and gray square tiles, casting distinct shadows from the pavilion and trees. Surrounding the paved area is a well-maintained green lawn, dotted with mature trees that provide shade. In the background, a person in light-colored clothing walks near a bright green trash bin. The sky above is a clear, light blue with some scattered clouds. The overall scene suggests a historical or cultural site, possibly a temple or imperial garden.
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