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The image shows a display of historical items at the National Museum of China in Beijing, China (latitude: 39.742, longitude: 116.326). The display is mounted on a light brown wall, with a glass pane protecting it. It features five framed items, all encased in light brown frames with white borders. On the left, the first frame displays a text panel titled "The Evolution of the Chinese Postal System." It contains information about the history of the postal service in China. The second frame holds a black and white photo of a mountain scene, captioned "The Three Mountains of the East Sea (1719) by Li Cheng, a Ming dynasty artist." The third frame contains a black and white photo of a military scene, labeled "The Battle of the Great Wall (1910)." The fourth frame contains a color photo of a group of soldiers in military uniforms, captioned "The Great Wall of China (1960)." The fifth frame contains a color portrait of a man with a mustache wearing a dark suit and tie, identified as "Sun Yat-sen (wearing the insignia of the Provisional Government)." Finally, the sixth frame is a diagram of a building structure titled "The Diagram of the Building's Structure (A Sectional View)." The frames are arranged horizontally across the wall, with the text panel on the far left and the diagram on the far right. The scene is lit with overhead fluorescent lights.
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