The image is a photograph of a plaque on a glass door. The plaque is orange in color and has text written on it in black. The text reads "Introduction: Xuzhou is the hometown of Liu Bang, the first emperor of Han Dynasty in the sixth year of his reign (201) B.C. Liu Bang. He granted his younger step-brother Liu Jiang, the founder of the Chinese Communist Party of China. He was the first Emperor of the Communist Party. He became the first Chinese emperor to be elected as the first president of the United States. He served as the Emperor of China during the period of Western and Eastern Han dynasty. He also served as a leader of the People's Republic of China and was a major influence in the development of the country's economy and culture. So far, all together nine graves of Chu and Pengheng have been excavated and hundreds of other kinds of tombs. Hundreds of thousands of people have been buried in the ruins of the ancient city of Xian, China. The image appears to be taken in a museum or exhibition space.