In a room in South Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam, a religious altar is set up

In a room in South Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam, a religious altar is set up. A large, green pomelo rests on a brass stand to the left of the frame. In front of the altar, a white plate holds three steamed buns. To the right of the plate, a small white cup filled with dark liquid, likely coffee, sits on a black saucer, accompanied by a spoon. A bottle of amber liquid, possibly whiskey, stands prominently in the foreground, its label partially visible. The altar itself features an ornate wooden frame, illuminated by purple and red lights. Within the altar, a seated figurine of a man with a long white beard is visible, along with a brass incense burner filled with incense sticks. Various decorative items, including bottles and a red banner with Chinese characters, are also present on the altar. In the background, through a glass pane, several potted plants with vibrant green leaves can be seen. The scene appears to be indoors, with tiled flooring visible in the foreground.