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soccer2488 -

I got a card the other day for my birthday front says "For your birthday- an ancient Chinese
secret for staying younger-looking" on the inside there is a picture, and i don't know if its real
Chinese or a riddle of some sort. ill upload the pic, and if anyone could help me understand what
it says i'd be very appreciative.



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skylee -

It is illegible. It looks like some sort of imitation written by somoone who doesn't know Chinese.
Many "Chinese" tattoos look like this.










coarsec -

It seems a mirror version of the right one, I guess transform it back to the original form would
get some traditional Chinese speakers understand it.










skylee -

This is the mirror image. Some of them look like 東, 宁, 素, 羔, 茶, 月, 馬, but no they do
not make sense.










pope_hln -

What a great secret!Even a trueborn chinese don't know the meaning!
Why not ask the people who give it to you for the answer ?












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