The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall. The plaque is titled "Elegant Demeanor of Princes of Jin" and is written in Chinese characters. The text is written on a beige-colored paper with black ink. The background of the plaque is a light beige color with a subtle pattern of swirls and curves. Below the text, there is a subtitle in Chinese that reads "From Jin's royal tombs unearthed a large number of bronzes with inscriptions indicative of Jin Marquis names and recording of historical events. Archaeological studies have placed the tombs of the 9 rulers in chronological order, beginning with Marquis Xi, who changed the name of the kingdom from Tang to Jin, followed by the King Wu, Cheng, Li, and the Western Zhou Dynasty when King Ming moved to the capital of Luoyang. This has filled up a gap in the chronological history of the early Jin State. And it forms an important basis for our study of the chronological history of Western Zhou dynasty overall."