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This media file captures an outdoor, landscaped scene featuring a stone statue of a boy acting as a water spitter. The statue depicts a young boy, possibly a traditional Chinese figure, in a squatting or kneeling position, with water jetting from his mid-section into a small, rock-lined pool below. He is clad in detailed, traditional-looking garments, carved from light-colored stone. The setting is lush with dense green foliage, including large ferns, various leafy plants, and small clusters of purple flowers, creating a vibrant, naturalistic environment. A backdrop of large rocks, some covered with moss, rises behind the statue. The area around the water feature is adorned with natural pebbles and stones. Two informational signs are visible. To the right of the statue, a white sign displays a red circular symbol indicating "no swimming" or "no playing in water," accompanied by partially visible English text "DON'T PLAY W" (likely "DON'T PLAY IN WATER"). To the lower left, another white sign clearly states "禁止喂食" (No Feeding) in Chinese and "NO FEEDING" in English, suggesting the presence of wildlife or fish in the area. A dark stone plaque is mounted on the rock face behind the statue, bearing carved Chinese characters that detail the project. The text identifies the location as "Hongyadong Folk Culture Street/Area" and the artwork as the "Hongya Drips Green" landscape project. It credits "Chongqing Xiaotian Holdings (Group) Co., Ltd." as the client, "Professor Gao Jiayu" for design, "Chongqing Linyou Supervision and Consulting Co., Ltd." for supervision, and "Sichuan Fine Arts Institute Design Decoration Co., Ltd." for the construction/artwork. The scene appears to be set during the daytime, under natural light, and is likely a public art installation within a park or tourist attraction in Yuzhong District, China.
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