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A vertical, forensic shot depicts the weathered front-upper starboard side of a large, decommissioned helicopter, likely a Mil Mi-8 or similar medium-lift transport aircraft, against a clear, light blue sky. The helicopter fuselage is primarily white, featuring a prominent horizontal blue stripe along its upper section with a lighter blue stylized design above it. Black Chinese characters are painted on the white fuselage, reading "空航通用国" (kōng háng tōng yòng guó), which translates to "China General Aviation" or "National General Aviation." The main rotor hub, a complex assembly showing considerable rust and weathering, is centered at the top, with portions of two light grey rotor blades extending horizontally. A circular engine exhaust port with internal multi-pipe structures is visible on the upper fuselage, integrated into the blue stripe. The fuselage exhibits numerous rivets, dirt streaks, and rust, particularly around the rotor mast fairing and the exhaust area, indicating prolonged outdoor exposure. Below the blue stripe, multiple rectangular windows with rounded corners are present. A substantial white tubular landing gear strut, incorporating a silver hydraulic piston, descends diagonally from the lower fuselage, with a segment of a black tire visible at the bottom edge of the frame. The ground beneath the helicopter appears to be dry, brownish-green earth or sparse vegetation. No individuals are present. The helicopter is situated within the Jiangning District, Nanjing, China, likely as a static display at an educational institution such as the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics or an associated museum.
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