The mark consists of Starting from the left, the first quarter of the page entails a portrayal of a bowl . In the picture, the top center has a small red circle which has been filled in. Under the circle to the left, a red curved M-shape without defined edges, the lump to the left is shorter than the other. Under the red circle to the right, there is a red arch that opens downwards that extends to the end of the quarter segregation line. Right underneath the arch is another red arch, it starts to the right of the left side of the long arch, and ends at the middle of the long arch, much like the other arch, it also opens downwards. From the horizontal middle of the chart, a red line extends from out of the picture to the ¿ line, where then, it makes a sharp 180 degree turn to the left and meets the red bowl at the ? parallel. The red bowl at the bottom is a silhouette of a traditional Chinese bowl, it takes up half of the chart. When the red line turns into the bowl, the line now becomes white and continues to make 180 turns until it meets the lower half of the bowl. To the ¿ and beyond, in large and bolded font that reaches the right end of the picture, it reads "OLD GUI LIN" right under, is smaller text with the Chinese characters transliterated as " lao gui lin", to the right under the large bolded text, there are 4 individual red boxes that are turned 45 degrees, dented without sharp edges, and curved. Within the boxes, they can be transliterated as "gui " "lin" "mi" "fen" respectively. Between the red boxes and the small Chinese characters, there is a small black dot that joints the two texts together.