The image is a photograph of a page from a book titled "Chariotry". The page is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "The chariots unearthed from Yixing are the earliest in China. A chariot is composed of two wheels, one on each side of the wheel, and the other on the other side. The chariot appears to be a traditional Chinese chariot, with a large wheel in the center and a smaller wheel on the right side.

The page is written in Chinese characters and is accompanied by a detailed illustration of the chariot. The illustration shows the chariots in various stages of development, from the early stages of the development to the present day. The illustrations are accompanied by text that explains the different types of chariots and how they are used in the Chinese culture. The text also mentions that each chariot has a different type of wheel, such as a horse-drawn carriage, a cart, or a cart. The page appears to have a vintage or antique feel to it.