The image is a black rectangular 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. The title of the text reads "Introduction" and below it, there is an illustration of a stone carving of a dragon. The dragon is intricately detailed with scales, wings, and a long tail. The carving appears to be made of stone and is painted in a realistic style.

The text below the illustration explains that from the Wei and Jin period to Qing Dynasty, the dragon had experienced chaos of wars and floods, but there was still some development in the aspects of the celadon-making skills, stone carving techniques, iron-melting, silk weaving, and tea production and irrigation works. Here on exhibition are the excellent articles at that time unearthed in Xuzhou area.