The image is a text-based slide from a presentation on the history of the Cao Cao family. The slide is titled "Cao Cao's Family" and is written in black text on a brown background. The text is divided into three sections.

The first section is about Cao Cao (155-220) with the alias "Meng De", which was born in Qing County of Pei State (the present-day Bozhou City of Anhui). He was a statesman, a strategist and a literaturist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and called Emperor Wu of Wei in history. In political and military aspects, he united large part of the north through eliminating separator forces and adopted a series of policies of the Wei Dynasty. In the field of literature, he and his sons, Cao Pi and Cao, were collectively known as "Three Cao's" and their poems formed the backbone of what was to be known as the "Chinese Style".

In the second section, there is a brief description of the family's history, which includes the jade burial suit worn with silver thread, over 800 bricks with inscription and other articles unearthed in the tomb of the Chinese family widely show the history and social scenes of the Eastern Han dynasty.