Stake attention in this memory
The image displays a white rectangular signboard with informational text in both Chinese and English, set against a light grey background, likely indoors within an exhibition or museum. The signboard's main subject is Dali marble, with the title "前言" (Preface) in Chinese and "Preface" in English. The Chinese text, positioned on the left, describes Dali as the hometown of marble, noting its naming after the region and the region's fame from the stone. It details the stone's composition, primarily calcium carbonate with trace elements like silica, magnesium, and iron, and highlights its beautiful colors and patterns. A popular saying, "one inch of stone, one inch of painting, one inch of gold," is quoted, along with the admiration expressed by Ming dynasty traveler Xu Xiake for Dali marble. The English text, positioned on the right, provides a similar narrative, explaining that Dali is the hometown of marble, named after the stone, and famous because of it. It describes the stone as limestone containing calcium carbonate, silica, magnesium, and iron, known for its colorful and wonderful grain, with large deposits in Cangshan mountain. The text also mentions the "supernatural grain" and recognition from Xu Xiake. A faint, textured image, possibly depicting marble patterns or a rocky landscape, is visible behind the English text. A small blue label with "006" is visible in the top right corner of the signboard. The overall impression is an informative display providing context and appreciation for Dali marble.
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