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In a well-lit classroom in Jiangjin, China, two men are engaged in a presentation. One man, wearing a red jacket and light-wash jeans, stands on the left, looking down at his phone. To his right, another man, wearing a dark hoodie and cargo pants, holds up a white poster board with a hand-drawn illustration. The poster features "DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL" written at the top, accompanied by a vibrant red drawing of a dragon boat. Below the drawing, several bullet points provide information about the festival, including its origin during the "Tang Dynasty (618-907)" on the "5th day of 5th month," and mentions "Qu Yuan - Patriotic poet." Visible customs include "Dragon Boat Races," "Eating Zongzi," "Hanging mugwort & calamus," "Drinking realgar wine," and "Wearing scented sachets," with "Zongzi" also listed under "Food." Behind the presenters, a large interactive whiteboard displays what appears to be a digital presentation or browser interface with various colorful images, possibly related to food or cultural topics. To the left of the screen, a traditional whiteboard shows Chinese characters, including "年" (nián, year) and "春" (chūn, spring). The room is equipped with a ceiling fan, and several blue plastic chairs and a table are visible in the foreground, suggesting an audience is present or expected. The overall setting is that of an educational or cultural exchange event.
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