The image is a framed poster hanging on a wall in a museum. The poster is titled "Cạc giai doan phất triện thọi dầu dịt dài o Viet Nam" which translates to "What is the difference between the two countries?" in Vietnamese. It is written in black text on a beige background and is framed in a black wooden frame.

The poster is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the names of the countries and the right column listing their respective names. The names are written in Vietnamese and the names are in English. The first column lists the countries with the highest number of names, while the second column lists their names with the lowest number. The third column lists that the countries have the highest numbers, with 3,000 names and 4,000 numbers. The fourth column lists how the countries are ranked, with 6,500 names and 11,000 NAM. The fifth column lists which countries have a higher number of numbers, and the sixth column lists where the countries do not have the lowest numbers. 

At the bottom of the poster, there is a small plaque that reads "500,000 nam" in Vietnamese, which is likely a reference to the Vietnamese language.