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A group of people are patiently waiting in a well-lit indoor area, likely a shopping mall or food court, in Beijing, China. They are seated on a mix of green and rattan-style benches outside a restaurant called "费大厨" (Fei Da Chu). Most individuals, dressed in winter attire including jackets and coats, are engrossed in their mobile phones, a common activity while waiting. One person is standing further back, also looking at their phone. The restaurant's prominent signage, illuminated in white, reads "费大厨" (Fei Da Chu) and "全国小炒肉大王" (National King of Stir-fried Pork). Other text on the restaurant's facade includes "辣椒炒肉" (Chili Fried Pork), "长沙必吃菜第一名" (Changsha Must-Eat Dish, Number One), and "湘菜头牌辣椒炒肉" (Hunan Cuisine's Top Brand Chili Fried Pork), indicating its specialization in Hunan cuisine, particularly stir-fried pork. Traditional red and yellow lanterns, along with red diamond-shaped paper cutouts bearing the Chinese character "福" (fú, meaning good fortune), hang from the ceiling, adding a festive touch, possibly associated with Chinese New Year. A drink in a clear cup with a straw sits on a small green table next to one of the waiting individuals. The overall scene suggests a popular eatery with customers patiently queuing for service.
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