You see, in different countries, whether it's government agencies, companies, or organizations, there's an interesting phenomenon when taking group photos. In some countries, people's group photos are orderly, with clear arrangements—who sits in the middle, who lines up, who stands, who can be photographed together, with everyone neatly aligned. In other countries, group photos appear seemingly chaotic, with many people, each with different expressions and postures, and it's hard to tell who the focus is. This may be a reflection of the differences between hierarchical order and egalitarian culture; it’s everywhere.