The image depicts a brightly lit street food stall specializing in tanghulu (candied fruit skewers) in Yuzhong District, China

The image depicts a brightly lit street food stall specializing in tanghulu (candied fruit skewers) in Yuzhong District, China. In the foreground, a female customer with brown hair tied in a ponytail, wearing a dark blue jacket and a blue and white checkered skirt, stands with her back to the camera, facing the stall. Behind the counter, a young female vendor with dark hair, dressed in a black puffer jacket and blue jeans, looks towards the right, appearing to attend to the stall. Another vendor is partially visible behind the display of skewers. The stall counter is laden with numerous skewers of candied fruit. Tall arrangements of red-coated fruits (likely hawthorn berries or strawberries) and yellow/green-coated fruits (likely grapes) are prominently displayed in white tiered stands. On the counter's surface, two clear trays hold smaller, individual servings of candied strawberries and candied grapes. Stacks of small paper containers or cups are also visible on the left side of the counter. Above the stall, a large red sign features Chinese characters that translate to "Nai Pizi Tanghulu" with additional text indicating "Fresh Fruit," "Freshly Skewered Daily," "Rich Milk Flavor," "Rock Sugar Coated," and "Sweet and Crispy." An adjacent red sign promotes the tanghulu as "Sugar-coated cannonball" and "Sour and sweet good taste." Below the counter, a blue sign displays Chinese characters "鱼寻鱼" and an image of a sushi and sashimi platter, suggesting additional food offerings nearby or from the same establishment. The environment is well-illuminated by artificial lighting.