The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall that reads "The Tang tomb at Fabric Factory in Chaoyang". The plaque is written in Chinese and appears to be a historical marker or information about the tomb. The text is written on a white background and is in black font.

The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a black border. It is mounted on a beige wall and is likely located in a museum or exhibition space. The plaque mentions that there were 17 tombs found at the Fabric Factory of Chaoyong in July 2003. The glazed pottery figures displayed here were excavated at the tomb No.8. This tomb is the largest and finest and includes a passage, a door, vaulted passages, and chambers. The yellow and green glazed potstery figures were buried as main burial objects. Vividly formed, they are elegant items and rarely to be seen now. The Tang tomb is located in the Central Plains during the Tang.
- The largest scope and exquisite burial objects, provide valuable examples for studying the economic development of Yingzhou and its close relation with the central plains during this period.