The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden surface. The plaque is black and white and has Chinese text written on it. The text reads "Hongzhou kiln is one of the six famous porcelain kilns in the Tang Dynasty. It began to produce porcelaine in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and ended its business in the Period of Five Dynasties. The history was very long with more than 800 years of porcelains producing. The kiln sites along the two banks of Ganjang River ran as long as more than 20 km, and to date, 30 kilns have been found covering an area of more than 400 thousand square kilometers. All these sites are located in the Ganjiang River within Nanjing County and Fenghuang City, or the hills and upland hills beside the Qingfeng River and Yaohu Lake that connect the Gansjiang River."