The image is a photograph of a plaque with Chinese text written on it. The text is written in both English and Chinese characters. The background of the plaque is black, and the text is in white. On the right side of the image, there is an illustration of a white jade wreath. The wreath is intricately carved with intricate details and patterns. The inscription on the plaque reads "Jade Wares" in Chinese characters, which translates to "Ming dynasty jade wares were used at rituals, as ornaments, or in the study. From Prince Liangzhuang's tomb, they were unearthing twenty-three pieces of jade pendants. They were made of raw jade from Hetian, Xinjiang, and Yuan dynasties."

The plaque appears to be in a museum or exhibition space, as there are other artifacts visible in the background.