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The image shows a sign in front of the "Classics Reading Cloister" in the Forbidden City in Beijing, China (latitude: 39.924, longitude: 116.381). The sign is mounted to a red post and has a bilingual inscription in Chinese and English. The Chinese text describes the history and construction of the cloister, while the English text states that it is a two-story structure built in 1753, containing 495 stone tablets bearing inscriptions from the "Model Books of Calligraphy" of the Three Kingdoms period. The cloister was completed in 1747 on the orders of the Qianlong Emperor and is considered a valuable collection of Chinese calligraphic art. The sign is positioned on a stone pathway in front of a red wall, with a small rock in the foreground. The path is bordered by white lines, and the sign is slightly tilted towards the left.
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