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The image shows a sign with Chinese and English text on a red wall. The sign is attached to the wall and is set in a vertical orientation. The sign is in the Beihai Park, located in the heart of Beijing, China, at latitude 39.932, longitude 116.386. The sign's English text describes the park as covering an area of 682,000 square meters, which is 389,000 square meters of water. The sign explains the park's history, which was known as the Yaoyu Dynasty (907-1125). It was known as the Liao Dynasty (1166-1234), the Dadong period, and the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) five dynasties of Liao. Built in during the emperors and in the imperial families in the five dynasties of Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing resided here, the emperors also attended government affairs and attended ceremonies here. It is the world's oldest sacrificial ceremonies. The sign says the garden is best preserved. The sign's left edge is partially obscured by another structure in the image. The right edge of the sign is fully visible. The sign's top and bottom edges are fully visible.
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