The image displays an upward-angled view of a white wall or board featuring a motivational graphic, likely indoors

The image displays an upward-angled view of a white wall or board featuring a motivational graphic, likely indoors. A light brown wooden plank ceiling is visible at the top, secured by white metal brackets to a white frame. Mounted on the upper right side of the white surface is a red gooseneck lamp, angled downwards. The central graphic, titled "功成 的阶梯" (Gōng Chéng de Jiētī), translated as "The ladder of success," depicts a progression of seven black outline stick figures from left to right and bottom to top, illustrating stages of motivation and achievement. 1. **Figure 1 (bottom left)**: A sad, seated stick figure with text "我想做" (I want to do it) and "我做不到" (I can't do it). 2. **Figure 2**: A pensive stick figure, hand to chin, with text "我该怎么做呢?" (How should I do it?). 3. **Figure 3**: A slightly happier stick figure moving forward, with text "我得试着去做" (I have to try to do it). 4. **Figure 4**: A happy stick figure with arms raised, accompanied by "我能做到" (I can do it). 5. **Figure 5**: A jubilant stick figure running, with "这就去做" (Go do it now). A red arrow extends from this figure, turning sharply upwards. 6. **Figure 6 (top right)**: An ecstatic stick figure jumping with arms outstretched, positioned at the end of the red arrow, with text "我做到了!" (I did it!). Below the main progression, in larger black characters, is the question "你在哪一步?" (Which step are you on?). To the far right, a solitary, sad stick figure is depicted kneeling or crouching. Five small black heart decals are scattered irregularly to the right of the central stick figure progression. A dark brown border frames the bottom edge of the white surface. The specific location within the city of Shanghai, China, cannot be determined from the visual information provided in the image, as no identifiable landmarks, street signs, or unique architectural features are present. The content suggests an interior space such as a school, office, or dormitory common area.