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This image captures two vertically oriented public information signs in an outdoor setting, likely a park or public green space in Beijing, China. The sun shines brightly through the bare branches of a tree in the background, suggesting winter or early spring and a clear day. The top sign is predominantly white and red. Its white upper section features the black characters "践行党的二十大精神" (Practice the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Party). The red lower section displays a golden Communist Party of China (CPC) hammer and sickle emblem on the left and a stylized golden traditional Chinese architectural element on the right. Below the hammer and sickle, a second line of text reads "花境让生活更美好" (Flower beds make life better). Below this, a second, red and gold sign-board is visible. It has a golden top and a red frame with an intricate, openwork pattern at the bottom. The central white panel displays Chinese text. The title is "生命之光" (Light of Life), followed by a detailed explanation. The text describes "Light of Life" as flower beds symbolizing the continuous cycle of life, inspired by nature's vitality and promoting comfort in urban landscapes. It explains the use of blue (for ocean/universe), white (for freedom/stars), and green (for life) in the design, and how the seasonal changes of the plants aim to evoke deep reflection on life and time. The bottom right corner features the smaller characters "汇心笃行" (Huixin Duxing), possibly a project motto. The signs collectively convey messages promoting political ideologies and environmental aesthetics through public flower bed initiatives.
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