The image is a text-based document titled "Buddhist Sculptures and Statues of Shanxi Lost Overseas". The document is written in black ink on a beige background and is divided into two columns. The first column is titled "Shanxi is a treasure-house of Buddhist sculptures and statues. Shanxi lost Overseas" and the second column is labeled "Ming Dynasty (1868-1864 AD), having left innumerable art treasures from the Ming Dynasty. The figures, individual statues, clay sculptures to gold and bronze Buddha, Yunnan, China, are two masterpieces of Buddhist sculptors and statues representing those in North China. They are famous for their elegant shapes and amazing carving skills. However, in the early 20th century, the ancient sculptures of the Great Gatsby were destroyed by the Great Wall of China. The sculptures were among those that had been most severely destroyed, with almost all the statues of all the great gatsby. At present, the big museums and the private collectors of Japan, America and Europe hold these gems of ancient Chinese art."

The text is written at the top of the document in Chinese characters.