The image is a photograph of a plaque with a text written in Chinese characters. The text reads "Ruyi, once the stick for tickling, gradually evolved as a noble instrument beyond its practical function. In Ming and Qing Dynasty, Ruyi was given the meaning of lucky and auspicious sign, which became the pre-cious gift bearing good intentions. In Qing's royal court, the most beautiful Ruyii was brought into the palace. And then, Ruiyi could be found everywhere in the royal court. As precious as gold and jade, Ruyi was made with ingenious manufacturing technique. In the palace of Qing Dynasty. Ruiyiyi not only stands for lucky, auspicious signs, but also the symbol of power and wealth." The plaque is decorated with a floral design on the left side and a gold border on the right side.