The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall that reads "Fuma's Tomb excavated by Sichuan Museum in 1978 is located in Fuma village, Wanzhou district, Chongqing city, which is the tomb of Ran Rencai, a government official of Yongzhou (Lingling in Hunan today) in Tang Dynasty. According to the epitaph, Ran Renca's wife was the daughter of the Tang Dynasty Hannan Infante, so his tomb is called Fuma's Emperor's son-in-law Tomb. The grave goods in the tomb are mainly celadon. There are more than 90 porcelain figurines as well, which are of vivid shape, high level of attainment and strong sense of glassiness."