The image is a blue plaque with white text written in Chinese characters. The text reads "The Guo State is an important vassal state predominated by the family name of Guo in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty and also a monarch-granted state to Guo Shu, the younger brother of King Wen of Zhou. Originally located at Baoji, the Gao State was later moved to Sanmenxia now in the later years. Now in the Lijiang Village, the administration center of which ranges from Sannenxia to Pingliu in Shanxi Province. Relying on its military power, the Guos State finds its frequent involvement in major political and military operations of the Imperial Zhou court. 665 BC saw the Guoo State wiped out by the Jin State, thus leaving to the later generations to ponder on those eternal classical allusions of "Wiping Out State Guo by Way of State Yu" and "If the Lips are Gone, the Teeth will Get Cold."