The image displays an outdoor public decorative display in Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam

The image displays an outdoor public decorative display in Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam. A large, multi-colored dragon sculpture forms the central element, featuring a red and gold head with prominent fangs and an undulating body with segments of blue, purple, and green. Five child-like statues in traditional attire are positioned around the dragon. One child in red and yellow stands to the front-left, holding a pole connected to the dragon. Two additional children, similarly dressed, are seated on the dragon's back; one holds a pole, and the other holds a drumstick. A fourth plump child in red and yellow stands to the right of the dragon's head, holding a drumstick. A fifth child, in blue overalls and a red top, stands further right, holding a cymbal-like object. These figures are set within tiered flowerbeds. The lower tier contains red flowers, while the upper tier features yellow flowers. A large bush with red, orange, and yellow blossoms is situated behind the leftmost child statue. The background includes several tall, slender palm trees and large deciduous trees with dense green foliage. A light-colored building is partially visible in the far left background. The sky is overcast. The foreground comprises a light grey paved surface, bordered by a grey curb and a dark asphalt road with a white dividing line. Two light-blue-topped lampposts are visible behind the flowerbeds. A pink cylindrical object with white text is positioned behind the plump child statue, and a dark floodlight is located within the flowerbed to the mid-right.