The scene captures a coastal area within East Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam

The scene captures a coastal area within East Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam. In the immediate foreground, a large, weathered, reddish-brown coracle boat (thúng chai) made of woven material rests on light-colored sand, its interior containing two wooden poles secured with yellow and black ropes. The sand in this area displays numerous footprints and ripple patterns. Midground elements include a smaller, bright blue plastic coracle boat positioned further back on the sand, featuring chains near its rim. Behind the boats, a substantial concrete seawall or embankment extends horizontally across the frame. This structure incorporates a sloped section with two large, circular drainage pipes equipped with grates, and partial concrete steps covered by sand are visible to the left of the pipes. Tire or drag marks are discernible in the sand leading towards the seawall. The background consists of a dense treeline on a raised bank situated directly behind the embankment. Above the foliage, several residential buildings, primarily white with some red-tiled roofs, are visible against an overcast sky. One white building prominently features a cross on its roof. A utility pole with wires stands on the far right. On top of the concrete embankment, three individuals are present: one wears a light blue shirt, and two others are in darker attire, appearing to be resting or engaged in an unspecified activity near several grey vertical posts.