Two men are seen in a daytime setting in Yuzhong District, China. An older man with dark hair, shirtless and wearing dark pants, is seated with his back towards the camera. His back is covered in numerous prominent, bright red, linear marks, consistent with a traditional Chinese medicine practice such as gua sha or cupping. These marks extend vertically along his spine and across his shoulder blades. Standing behind him is a younger, bald man wearing a short-sleeved plaid shirt and a lanyard around his neck. He is actively applying a white tissue or cloth to the older man's left shoulder and neck area, seemingly administering a part of the treatment or cleaning the area. The older man appears calm and looks forward, while the younger man is focused on the task. The background features a vibrant green textured wall, possibly artificial turf, and a red pipe running horizontally. No discernible text is visible on clothing or in the background.