The image displays a printed page detailing events related to the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC), located at 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore

The image displays a printed page detailing events related to the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC), located at 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore. The page contains a prominent title, "Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre," and three distinct photographs with accompanying bilingual text. The main photograph (top) depicts an indoor Chinese tea ceremony. Approximately 30 individuals, predominantly East Asian adults, are present. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, identified by his likeness and position, is shown in a grey Chinese-style jacket, offering a small teacup to an older man in a red Chinese-style jacket. A man in a black Chinese-style jacket is actively preparing tea on a wooden tea tray with a teapot and cups, placed on a round table draped with a red patterned cloth. A woman in a teal cheongsam and other guests are seated nearby, while numerous onlookers, some holding cameras, observe the central interaction. The environment is decorated with red and gold traditional Chinese motifs. The bottom-left photograph features a groundbreaking ceremony on a red-carpeted stage. A group of 11 individuals, primarily men in business attire and one woman in a green dress, stand behind a white podium marked "Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Groundbreaking Ceremony." They are engaged in applause or acknowledging the event. The bottom-right photograph shows an outdoor scene, likely the groundbreaking site. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, in a blue shirt, is shaking hands with an older man in a white shirt. A large white sign bearing the "Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre" logo stands near them, indicating the future location. Other attendees are visible in the background.