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A large, ornate stone statue of a mythical creature, resembling a lion or dragon, stands prominently in front of a building. The statue is made of reddish-brown stone with intricate carvings, featuring a detailed face, mane, and body. Its paws are large and powerful, with sharp claws. In front of the statue, near its paws, are two apples and some small, colorful objects, possibly offerings or candy. The building behind the statue appears to be of traditional East Asian architectural design, with ornate details, golden embellishments, and a large, decorative entrance. The structure features a stone facade with a prominent window on the left side. A set of stone stairs leads up to the entrance of the building, with more stairs visible to the left of the statue. The ground in front of the statue is paved. The scene is lit by sunlight, casting shadows from the statue and the building onto the surrounding area. This statue is a Guardian Lion (also known as a Shishi or Fu Dog) and is located at the entrance of the Datsan Gunzechoyney (The Buddhist Temple of Buddhism of the Kalmyk people) in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The Datsan is located on Primorsky Prospekt.
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