The image is a photograph of a wooden plaque with Chinese text on it. The text reads "Architectures in the Tang and Five Dynasties" and is written in both English and Chinese. The plaque appears to be made of wood and has a dark brown finish. The background of the plaque is white, and the text is in black.

The text is centered on the plaque and is in a larger font size than the rest of the text. Below the text, there is a subtitle in Chinese that translates to "The development of the ancient Chinese architectural art has reached its peak in Tang Dynasty. By then, Chinese architectural principles and styles have come into shape. In Shanxi, many rare Tang Dynasty architectures were formally preserved today. Today, only four Tang Dynasty structures complex exist in Shanxi. The Hall of Nanchang Monastery in Taipei, Taiwan. The East Hall of Taipei Convention in Pingyao County, Taiwan, is also mentioned in the text below the title.