Tudi Gong Temple: A Small Shrine at the Alley Entrance

Render a tiny earth-god shrine at a Taiwanese street corner, no bigger than a wardrobe. Show a small masonry structure about two metres tall and 1.5 wide, with a miniature tiled roof, a modest swallowtail ridge and a single arched opening. Inside, show a small seated deity statue in red and gold behind a low altar table with a brass incense pot, two small red electric candles, a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits left as offering. Detail the shrine's surfaces as a mixture of ages: an old stone base, walls tiled in glossy red ceramic tiles added later, a corrugated plastic awning bolted on for rain, and a small hand-lettered plaque above the opening. Show it wedged into the urban fabric — a utility pole beside it, a scooter parked alongside, an apartment wall rising directly behind, potted plants and a plastic stool. Include a resident pausing with hands together. Light with warm late-afternoon sun down the alley. Photorealistic, small-scale, ad hoc and affectionate, eye-level view.