The image is a photograph of a page from a book titled "Murals of Dong Ping Han Tombs". The page is written in black ink on a white background and is framed by a decorative border. The title of the book is written at the top of the page in Chinese characters. Below the title, there is a list of murals of Hong Ping Han tombs, which are chronologically earliest and best preserved masterpieces ever found in Shanghai. The murals are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each mural having a unique design and color scheme.

The text on the page is in a traditional Chinese font and is accompanied by a brief description of each mural. The text mentions that the murals were found in the late Western Han and early Eastern Han, and that they were painted on the walls of the Eastern Han. The mural was painted on a wall in the early East Han and is particularly splendid, with clouds and golden crowns, doorways, and chambered figures interspersed by domestic animals of rooster and dog. The themes of these murals include offering, visiting, rooster fighting, feasting, and dancing. Among the 48 figures, the 12 warriors painted on their doors, and the doorways are especially animated and appealing, which epitomizes the artistic achievement of the Han dynasty.