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This image captures an indoor museum or exhibition display in Da Li Bai Zu Zi Zhi Zhou, China, featuring a long, ancient-looking scroll laid out horizontally, presumably under glass. The scroll is filled with handwritten Chinese characters, indicating an old manuscript or document. In the foreground, a descriptive plaque with red text on a white background provides context for the scroll. The text identifies the displayed item as "《鸿雁带书》" (Hóngyàn Dàishū), or "Wild Goose Carrying a Letter." It is described as a long narrative lyrical poem written in the style of a letter. The plaque states that this work is widely circulated among the Bai ethnic group, particularly in Jianchuan. The scroll itself is impressive, measuring over 18 meters in length. The poem tells the poignant story of a Bai young woman requesting a wild goose flying south to deliver a letter to her husband. Her husband has been working away from home for ten years and has not yet returned, and she hopes he will come back to their hometown soon. The plaque notes that the poem's language is subtle, and the emotions flow like a gentle stream, vividly expressing the wife's deep longing for her husband. It is recognized as a magnificent work within the folk literature of the Bai ethnic group. The overall scene depicts the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage.
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