The image is a photograph of a red plaque on a white wall. The plaque is titled "Li Siben's Tomb of Tang Dynasty" and is written in Chinese characters. The text on the plaque explains that the tomb was formerly located at Xingyuan village, Yanshi county, Luoyang City, and was a passage, a pavement, and a chamber. It was square with round corners. The walls were curved slightly outward with an arched roof, and the chamber was made of bricks. 

The plaque also mentions that a piece of tomb inscription and 122 pieces of funeral objects were in the chamber. According to the inscription, it was born in Chengdu, Longxi (today's Gansu Province), between late Sui and early Tang Dynasty (606-675 AD). From official to general, he held various posts. He died at the age of 69 at Ningzhou (Thirty-four years later, he and his wife were buried together in Wulin (formerly Xingyang, Yan Shi County, Henan Province).

At the bottom of the plaque, there is a description of the tomb, which states that it was the tomb of the Tang Dynasty.