The image is a photograph of a sign that reads "Treasures Transcending Borders". The sign is written in black text on a beige background. The text is in Chinese and translates to "The Western Muslim regions of China are located at the confluence of Europe and Asia, being home to a diverse group of people both ethnically and linguistically, including Kazakhs, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Uzbekistan. The Silk Route, which was a place where Mediterranean, Islamic, and Indian cultures converged by means of trade and commerce over an extended period of time. Both the movement of people and circulation of their art techniques enjoyed free passage in this region transcending borders, forming a mix of cultures. In the Yuan dynasty, the Mongols were able to connect the great civilizations of East and West, and the Mongolian people were able in the Qing dynasty. Consequently, the delicate metal wares of nomadic peoples and the aesthetics of Islamic jades and precious stones appeared as far away as the Forbidden City in Beijing, injecting Qing dynasty art with new vitality."