The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall. The plaque is made of metal and has Chinese characters written on it. The text on the plaque reads "A bronze tree supported on a pottery base, the money tree is designated after the coins strung on its branches. It was a popular item for tomb furnishing in Sichuan during the Han Dynasty period. Like the holy trees from Sanxingdong, the Han dynasty was the symbol of the Holy Trees. The birds intended to aid communication with the gods, while the birds perched on the holy tree were red birds. They believed to stand on the sun and its brilliance. The coins on the tree usually radiate rays of light, suggest that the original significance of the coins is the shape derived from the Sun. The tree base synthesizes celestial mountains such as the Kunlun, Lingshan, and Yushan. Both the Sanxinjiang holy trees and the money trees were inspired by the influence of the connection between heaven and earth. The winged immortals depicted in local shamanistic tradition. The form of the money derived from this tree derived from a holy tree.