Stake attention in this memory
The image is of a sign in the Forbidden City, located at the coordinates 39.882, 116.407 in Beijing, China. The sign is a brown, rectangular plaque mounted on a metal pole, set on a stone base. It contains text in Chinese and English that explains the history of the "East Annex Hall of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests." The text on the sign explains that it was originally constructed in 1420 and rebuilt in 1751, with nine rooms in two rows. The sign explains that the rear hall was remodeled in the 16th year of Qing Emperor Qianlong's reign (1751) and that its rear arrangement was removed away owing to its disorderly arrangement. A portion of the red wall of the Forbidden City is visible in the background, and the ground is a light grey stone. The sun casts a shadow of the sign on the stone.
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