The image shows a set of six vertical banners with Chinese characters written on them. The banners are arranged in a row and each banner has a different type of text written in black ink. The text is written in a traditional Chinese script and is in a larger font size than the rest of the text. The background of the banners is a light beige color, and the text is black.

The banners appear to be made of paper or cardboard and are mounted on a wall. Each banner has the same Chinese character written on it in a smaller font size and is arranged in two rows. The characters are written in both English and Chinese characters, with the English characters being the most prominent and the Chinese characters being smaller. The first row of banners has the words "Indigenous Compound" written in bold, while the second row has the word "Compound" in a more traditional Chinese font. The third row has two words written in smaller, cursive font, and both words are written with a similar Chinese character. The fourth row has three words written on the same text, but with a smaller Chinese character in the lower right corner. The fifth row has four words written at the bottom of each banner. The sixth row has five words written above and below the characters.