The image is a photograph of a black sign with white text that reads "Large Stone Carving". The sign is located in front of a building with a red roof and a tree in the background. The text on the sign explains that it is the largest stone carving in the palace, 16.75 meters long, 3.07 meters wide, and 1.7 meters thick, and weighs more than 200 tons. It was carved out of a huge natural stone in the early Ming Dynasty, when the three main halls were constructed. In 1761, the 26th year of the Qing Dynasty, the old patterns were carved. With all the beautiful interlocking lotus patterns, the dragon and nine dragons carved has curling waves at the bottom, and the dragon is an imperial signal. The sign also mentions that the palace museum in Beijing, China was transported to the Palace Museum by sprinkling water on the way to the palace.