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My neighbor brought this back from China but forgot what the text meant... I am hoping somebody will get wordy in the comments to let us know what it is written here!! including the small print... thanks!
Update: Mistery solved thanks to eastcoastlife!:
It means : Calligraphy by a kid. The small prints tell us about the writer's name, class and age. She's Sun Jing, 9 years old in grade 2.
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It means : Calligraphy by a kid. The small prints tell us about the writer's name, class and age. She's Sun Jing, 9 years old in grade 2.
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Don't ask me..It just looks VERY WORDLESS to me!! smile!!
ReplyDeletehope all is well with you...Sandy
Can't help you sadly.. Nice shot though! Happy WW
ReplyDeleteWellllllll... it's not gonna be ME! We have one that Amanda brought home from Korea that says Derek in Korean. It's got pretty flowers painted on it too... I always wondered why she got HIS name put on it instead of maybe Krysti?! LOL!
ReplyDeleteNot a clue here, Mar!
ReplyDeleteIt has to be me then!
ReplyDeleteIt means : Calligraphy by a kid
The small prints tell us about the writer's name, class and age. She's Sun Jing, 9 years old in grade 2.
I think it says that Mar is super cool with a great blog. :)
ReplyDeleteSee, it's very usefull to have friends all over the world ! I am a little disappointed about the text, I thought it would be something more "spicy", lol !
ReplyDeleteThanks to ECL. I would not have known what it meant!
ReplyDeleteDone by a child? Then it's just been transformed to cute. *grin*
ReplyDeleteAnd I must say, that child has GREAT penmenship. lol
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That is so cool that you could post that here and then Eastcoastlife could tell you what it meant. Lovely shot. By the way, I'm doing a rain dance for you. I hope you will get some soaking rains soon.
ReplyDeleteWow, and I thought what was written meant some nice wisdom or thoughtful words :D
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm impressed. How nice of your neighbor to bring it back to you. (I would personally make up my own story...Mark Twain says never let the truth get in the way of a good story!)
ReplyDeleteThank God that one is solved!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW, and thx for visiting me!
That's very impressive!
ReplyDelete*bummer* I was hoping it were something really nasty.... *giggles*
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice comment on my blog for the loss of my mom.
I love the Chinese characters, they are beauitful, pieces of art.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!!
What is calligraphy to a child is a work of art to others! :) It looks great on your wall.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your commnet the other day by the way :)
Wow that child has great calligraphy skills. How great to have something from another country and made by a child.
ReplyDeletehappy ww!
Thanks for sharing - You know I love Chinese Art!
ReplyDeleteThat's one great gift!!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! To us, art; to that child, maybe it was "just writing"!
ReplyDeleteIt's ths small prints here that are the key. Most Chinese would understand. That's why we do not understand what -- oh heck - well the small prints maight be under censorship.
ReplyDeleteGreat WW