The image is a photograph of a red plaque with Chinese text written on it. The text reads "Bronze Ritual Vessels" and is written in both English and Chinese characters. Below the text, there is a description of the ritual vessels used during ceremonies for occasions such as sacrificial rites, funerals, audiences with the overlord, punitive expeditions, banquets and weddings. Ding was the basic Chu ritual vessel, early Chu bronzes did not differ greatly from those of Central China, but from the middle of the Spring and Autumn period onwards, local characteristics began to emerge. 

The plaque is located on a white wall and appears to be in a museum or exhibition space.