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This image displays an informational sign in what appears to be a museum or exhibition setting, likely related to the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China. The sign presents a detailed table titled "乾隆朝天坛建筑改制表" (Qianlong Dynasty Temple of Heaven Architectural Renovation Table). The table is organized into three columns: "时间" (Time), "改制建筑" (Renovated Building), and "改制内容" (Renovation Content). It lists various architectural changes and repairs made to the Temple of Heaven complex during the Qianlong Emperor's reign, spanning from the 8th year (1743) to the 46th year (1781) of his rule. Specific entries detail modifications to structures like the Qing Palace (青宮), Temple of Joyful Music (神乐观), Circular Mound Altar (圜丘), Grand Prayer Hall (大享殿, later renamed 祈年殿, Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests), Imperial Vault of Heaven (皇穹宇), and various gates and walls. Renovation content includes actions such as interior filling, construction of new halls, demolition, changes in building materials (e.g., white marble, blue and white stone, golden bricks), renaming structures, and repairs. To the left of the main sign, part of another display is visible, showing the text "三层瓦色" (Three-layer tile color). To the right, a yellow-orange wall and a partial blue sign with Chinese characters like "光" (light), "曾" (once), "祈" (pray), "了" (completed/ended), and "体" (body/system) are visible. No people or activities are present in the static shot.
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