The image is a red background with white text written in Chinese. The text reads "Burials" and is written in both English and Chinese characters. Below the text, there is a subtitle that reads "Deal with matters of the dead as you would with matters in the living. This was the pre-Qin attitude towards burials. While Chu burials in general followed the Zhou funeral rites, local customs also developed, such as in relation to the site and design of the tombstones, the burial tools, the placement of the body, as well as the types and combinations of burial objects." 

The text also mentions that the Chu people usually built their tombs on highlands, which differed from people of the Central Plains who constructed their tombstones on level ground or inside their cities. The Tombstones were covered in a layer of sticky green or white clay, and the coffins are elevated during the Warring States period. The tombstones were filled with steps, ramps, multiple chambers, and a bed inside the coffin. The most mysterious aspect of Chu ideology.