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The image is a framed exhibit on a wall. The exhibit consists of two panels. The left panel is a black and white line drawing of a multi-level building with a roof that slopes upward to a peak, shown from a side view. The panel on the right is a watercolor painting of a multi-level building, with a similar roof design, shown from a wider perspective. The left panel includes a text in Chinese characters that translates to "The building's construction was completed in 1941. In 1941-1945, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the building was used as the headquarters of the North China headquarters of the Japanese military. During the war, the building was also used for military training, communications, and storage. From 1941 to 1944, the building was used for 3 years. The building is approximately 50 meters long, including two parts: the main building and the attached building. It is a total of 6 levels and 16 levels." The right panel also includes text, in Chinese characters, that translates to "Front View of the Building." The exhibit is on display in the Beijing Exhibition Hall, located at 39.882 latitude and 116.407 longitude, in Beijing, China.
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