The image is a photograph of a red plaque with Chinese text written in both English and Chinese. The text is written in a traditional Chinese font and is centered on the plaque. Below the text, there is a subtitle in Chinese that translates to "Commerce: Chu valued agriculture and commerce equally and was prosperous in commerce. Like other places in the world, Chu used natural objects as money, then cheap metals, followed by precious metals. In particular, Chu currency included included shell-shaped copper currency and inscribed gold coins. During the Warring States period, the Chu system of weights and measures took shape and became increasingly institutionalised. Most of its relatively wide range of measuring instruments were made of bronze. Chu weighing apparatus developed closely in relation to metal currency." The plaque appears to be located in a museum or exhibition space.