The image is a photograph of a sign in Chinese that reads "The Tablets of "One Thousand Characters Primer". The sign is white with black text and is attached to a wooden pole. The text is written in both English and Chinese characters. 

The text is in a traditional Chinese font and is centered on the sign. Below the text, there is a list of the tablets of "one thousand characters primer" written in black ink. The tablets are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each tablet having a unique design and color scheme. The background of the sign is blurred, but it appears to be an outdoor setting with trees and buildings visible in the distance.

At the bottom of the image, there are two bullet points that explain the tablets and their purpose. The first bullet point reads "Time: Tang (618-907-A.D.) Calligraphy: Zhang Zhang, Zhang Zhang is an outstanding calligraphy writer of the Tang Dynasty. He is well-known for his "Wild cursive script" and the second bullet point says "After he drank the wine, he loved to cry and walked wildly and then took the pen to write."

Overall, the sign appears to have a historical or historical significance, as it is likely a reference to the tablets used in the Chinese language.