
The image is a photograph of a red plaque with Chinese text and a red star on it. The plaque is located in a museum or exhibition space with a dark background. The text on the plaque reads "1935-1937" and "The Red Star Shines" in both English and Chinese characters. Below the text, there is a list of dates and events related to the Red Star, which was a symbol of the Chinese Communist Party during World War II. 

On the left side of the plaque, there are two lines of text in Chinese, one in English and one in Chinese. The first line of text reads "March in Ningxia, The Red Star is Long" and the second line reads "From August 1935 to October 1936, the Twenty-fifth Red Star was the first red star of the Communist Party of China. It was the second red star in the United States. The third line of the red star is the fourth red star. The fourth line of Chinese characters is the fifth red star, the sixth red star and the seventh red star respectively.

The plaque appears to be a commemorative plaque commemorating the events that took place during this time period.
