The image is a photograph of a plaque or plaque with Chinese text written on it. The text is written in both English and Chinese characters. The background of the plaque is a light beige color and the text is in black. The title of the text reads "Ou Kiln" which translates to "The name "Oui Kiln was derived from an incorrect interpretation of an ancient text during Ming and Qing." Below the title, there is a subtitle in Chinese that reads "The kilns were located around the Oui River in Wenzhou, among which the Xinjiang Kiln of Eastern Jin used to produce a special kind of porcelain. Because of the product quality of the local materials, the biscuit of its finished products is white, the whitish glaze shiner, and the decorative items are white. The products from the Northern Song are also known as "The Northern Song" and "The Kiliks adopted the style of Longquan." The plaque appears to be located in a museum or exhibition space.