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An illuminated blue sign for restrooms hangs from the ceiling in what appears to be a modern public transport station in Beijing, China. The sign features a white upward-pointing arrow on the left, indicating the direction of the facilities. To its right are three white pictograms: the international symbols for male and female restrooms, followed by the international symbol for wheelchair accessibility. The text "卫生间" (Wèishēngjiān), which is Chinese for "Toilets," is displayed above the English word "Toilets" in white capital letters. The ceiling above the sign has a contemporary design with horizontal metallic slats and darker panels featuring geometric, possibly traditional Chinese, patterns. Below and to the right of the toilet sign, a second sign is partially visible. This sign, predominantly white with a blue strip, shows a blue arrow pointing to the right and text that reads "开往 天宫院" (Kāiwǎng Tiāngōngyuàn), translated as "To TIANGONGYUAN," indicating the direction of a train line to the Tiangongyuan subway station. The environment is indoors, with artificial lighting. No people are visible.
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