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The image shows a wall display inside the Yuan Dynasty Celebrities exhibit at the Beijing History Museum, located at latitude 39.938, longitude 116.389 in Beijing, China. The display features three prominent figures from the Yuan Dynasty: Liu Bingzhong (1216-1274), Wang Yun (1227-1304), and Guo Shoujing (1231-1316). Each figure has a portrait, their name in Chinese characters, and a brief biography written in both Chinese and English. Liu Bingzhong is depicted as a man with a long beard, wearing a traditional Chinese robe. Wang Yun is depicted similarly, and Guo Shoujing is depicted as a man with a beard, wearing a long black robe and a black cap. Below each figure is a brief description of their contributions to the Yuan Dynasty. Liu Bingzhong is described as a "famous politician and litterateur" who was a "planner and designer of Khanbaliq (the Great Capital of the Yuan Dynasty)." Wang Yun is described as a "famous frank advisor, scholar, poet and politician in the Yuan Dynasty." He is credited with creating "many poems to describe bustling scenes of grain transporting by water in Shichahai, such as Tong Cao Yin and Wan Cao Pian." Guo Shoujing is described as a "famous astronomer, mathematician and water conservancy engineering expert." He is credited with completing "the project of Canal from Khanbaliq to Tongzhou." There is a white light switch to the left of the display, and the writing is on a beige background. The display is located in a museum, likely in a well-lit and controlled environment.
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