The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with text written on it. The text reads "Decoration/Facial features: The face is the Buddha's most important element where eyes, nose, ears and mouth always bear the characteristics of different time periods. In the early Chinese Buddhist sculptures these facial features still bear foreign characteristics. Only during later periods these features will gradually start looking more Chinese. It is from the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties that Buddhist sculptures facial appearance and clothing is completely sinicized, as a result of the sinicization policy advanced by the Northern Wei rulers. Successfully, along with the changing of political powers, Buddhist sculptures changed from having an elegant and slender appearance, to being refined and modest, to having a rounded body."