The image is a photograph of a plaque with Chinese text on it. The text is written in both English and Chinese characters. The background of the plaque is orange and yellow, and the text is in black. The plaque appears to be a description of a bronze weapon, which is a type of weapon used in Chinese martial arts.

The text on the plaque reads:

- The great variety of Chu weaponry included the dagger-axe (ge), spear (mao), halberd (shu, sword, knife, arrow, crossbow, and crossbow. These weapons used for the defense and expansion of territory, are an important embodiment of Chu technological achievements. The wooden shafts of the dagger are wrapped together by silk threads then coated with lacquer. The result of bamboo slings, wrapped together in smooth, pliable but strong, which greatly increased their effectiveness in battle.
- In the case of a composite sword, the different parts of a weapon may be made with varying ratios of metallic content to suit their function.