The image is a photograph of a plaque on a stone wall. The plaque is titled "Sichuan Brocade" and is written in Chinese characters. The text on the plaque is about the four famous brocades in China. 

The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a beige background with black text. The title of the plaque reads "SICHUAN BROCADE" in large, bold letters at the top. Below the title, there is a subtitle in smaller, black letters that reads "The development of Sichuan brocade entered flourishing period in Han Dynasty. Chengdu was known as "Brocade Official City" at that time. Sichuan brocade kept on flourishing in Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties. At the end of Ming Dynasty, the production of the Qing Dynasty was severely damaged by war. It was recovered until Qing Dynasty."

Below the subtitle, there are two lines of text that explain the history of the four brocade. The first line of text explains that the brocade was a type of brocade that was used in the Qing dynasty and that it was a symbol of the ancient eastern civilization. The second line explains that it became the intangible cultural heritage of China and became the representative of our silk culture and the ancient Eastern civilization.