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The image displays a yellow-colored promotional poster or flyer, placed on a light brown wooden surface. Another blue-green poster is partially visible at the bottom. The central visual on the yellow poster is a stylized illustration of a white ceramic plate adorned with traditional blue Chinese patterns. A silver spoon and silver chopsticks are positioned on and across the plate, respectively. Inside the plate, enclosed in a rectangular border, are the Chinese characters "公勺公筷" (gōng sháo gōng kuài), meaning "common spoon, common chopsticks."

The main title of the campaign, "公筷行动" (gōng kuài xíng dòng), which translates to "Public Chopsticks Action" or "Common Chopsticks Campaign," is prominently featured in large, dark characters. Below this, the slogan "为爱文明" (wèi ài wén míng) reads "For the love of civilization." The top right corner identifies the organizing body as "首都精神文明建设委员会办公室" (Shǒudū Jīngshén Wénmíng Jiànshè Wěiyuánhuì Bàngōngshì), the "Office of the Beijing Capital Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee," confirming the campaign's origin in Beijing, China. On the left, a vertical slogan states "「文明健康·有你有我」" (wén míng jiàn kāng · yǒu nǐ yǒu wǒ), meaning "Civilized health · With you and me." A partially visible slogan at the bottom reinforces the message: "公筷公勺利人利己" (gōng sháo gōng kuài lì rén lì jǐ), meaning "Common spoon, common chopsticks benefit others and oneself." The poster is an informational tool promoting hygienic and civilized dining habits through the use of shared serving utensils.
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Jan 29, 2025, 11:24 AM

Beijing, China

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The image displays a yellow-colored promotional poster or flyer, placed on a light brown wooden surface. Another blue-green poster is partially visible at the bottom. The central visual on the yellow poster is a stylized illustration of a white ceramic plate adorned with traditional blue Chinese patterns. A silver spoon and silver chopsticks are positioned on and across the plate, respectively. Inside the plate, enclosed in a rectangular border, are the Chinese characters "公勺公筷" (gōng sháo gōng kuài), meaning "common spoon, common chopsticks." The main title of the campaign, "公筷行动" (gōng kuài xíng dòng), which translates to "Public Chopsticks Action" or "Common Chopsticks Campaign," is prominently featured in large, dark characters. Below this, the slogan "为爱文明" (wèi ài wén míng) reads "For the love of civilization." The top right corner identifies the organizing body as "首都精神文明建设委员会办公室" (Shǒudū Jīngshén Wénmíng Jiànshè Wěiyuánhuì Bàngōngshì), the "Office of the Beijing Capital Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee," confirming the campaign's origin in Beijing, China. On the left, a vertical slogan states "「文明健康·有你有我」" (wén míng jiàn kāng · yǒu nǐ yǒu wǒ), meaning "Civilized health · With you and me." A partially visible slogan at the bottom reinforces the message: "公筷公勺利人利己" (gōng sháo gōng kuài lì rén lì jǐ), meaning "Common spoon, common chopsticks benefit others and oneself." The poster is an informational tool promoting hygienic and civilized dining habits through the use of shared serving utensils.

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