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A close-up, low-angle shot captures the imposing concrete head of a dragon statue, likely located in Thủy Xuân Ward, Vietnam, against a cloudy sky. The dragon's mouth is open, revealing rows of rough, concrete teeth and an inner structure made of concrete and weathered wood, possibly serving as an entrance or viewing platform. Within the mouth, three individuals are visible. To the left, two people are seated, appearing relaxed. On the right, a third person stands, looking towards the camera, wearing dark clothing and sunglasses. The dragon's head is detailed with textured scales, horns, and a segmented jawline, weathered by time and elements, with some vegetation growing from its upper jaw. The lower part of the dragon's head features a row of sharp, protruding elements resembling fangs or spikes. The overall impression is one of an ancient, formidable structure integrated into a public space, with visitors interacting with its unique design.
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