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The image features a translucent, amber-colored information plaque mounted vertically on a rough, grey brick wall. The plaque is slightly tilted, presenting text in both Chinese and English that describes the history and relocation of the Jinlun Guild Hall. According to the visible text, the Jinlun Guild Hall, originally situated at No.21 Xilai Street, Xiajiu Road, Liwan District in Guangzhou, China, faced relocation due to urban development and the construction of Kangwang Road in 1999. After considering various options, including demolition and in-situ preservation, authorities and experts opted for a complete structural relocation to a nearby site. The moving project commenced on August 18, 2001. The hall was first shifted 80.04 meters from south to north, then lifted 1.085 meters, and finally moved 22.4 meters from east to west. This complex process lasted over a month, concluding successfully at 5:00 on September 28, 2001. The plaque highlights this as the first instance in China of relocating both the upper structure and the foundation of an ancient timber-frame building, recognizing it as an impressive feat globally. No individuals or specific weather conditions are discernible in the scene. The setting appears to be outdoors, likely near the relocated guild hall, indicated by the brick wall and the plaque's informational content.
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