Posted on 03/16/2022 10:54:40 AM PDT by Rebelbase
Cleaning up our father's estate we found a wax paper umbrella he brought back from his time in China and Japan in the months following the surrender. There is some writing on it which I assume is Chinese but am not certain. He spent some shore time in Shanghai and in Sasebo Japan in Oct-Nov, 1945.
Can anyone here translate what this writing means?
Larger image at the article link.

mark
This is what he wrote me. “ It’s just calligraphy written with traditional Chinese, which is more complex. I can read though. It’s backwards and illegible.” Maybe Chinese calendar refined fine arts brush.
Thank-you!
So far we are at #62
Leni
Thanks Rebel...
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