The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall that reads "According to Records of the Grand Historian, Wu Zhu, the founder of the Minyue Kingdom, was a descendant of Goujian, the King of the State of Yue and one of the five overlords in the Spring and Autumn Period. He moved to the place with his clanmen and blended into the native people, laying a foundation for the prosperity of Ming Dynasty. When the State is of Qin unified China, it set Minzhong Commandery and brought the place into the jurisdiction of central government. In 202 BC, in the Han Dynasty, Ming Dynasty was restored and had occupied the southeast of China for nearly a hundred years since then. During that period, agriculture, construction, pottery, and smelting technique all developed remarkably and local culture thrived. In 110 BC, Emperor Wuji of the Han dynasty dispatched t-coops and annexed the Ming Dynasty."