<p>the text maybe “日落沙逾白 雲移水更淸 高人弄明月 只欠紫鸞笙” which is a poem “漢浦弄月” by 李穡</p>
<p>“maybe” is, some characters are hard to recognise, according to chinese (too cursive lah )</p>
<p>the left-most, smaller text is “菊浦”, most likely a place name, “朴亨”, the name of the calligrapher; “書” roughly “written [by]”</p>
<p>have fun :)</p>

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Thank you for your reply and information!
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<p>Chinese(?) Scroll.  Request translation to English.  I’m assisting an elderly friend who grew up in S. Korea.  She had this (among others) beautifully mounted writing hidden away in a closet.  She cannot translate.  Please assist.  Curious about the value, as well.  Thank you<img src="https://i.sstatic.net/iAIc5.jpg" alt="SCROLL" /></p>

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Just want to add, it should be sentimental value rather than much monetary value.  Its like knowing someone very good at painting who isn't famous or worth a lot of money, its still quite nice :)
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I agree with you and thank you for your comment.
M. B.
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# Request Translation to English

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-06-13)

Chinese(?) Scroll. Request translation to English. I’m assisting an elderly friend who grew up in S. Korea. She had this (among others) beautifully mounted writing hidden away in a closet. She cannot translate. Please assist. Curious about the value, as well. Thank you![SCROLL](https://i.sstatic.net/iAIc5.jpg)

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> **username_1**: Just want to add, it should be sentimental value rather than much monetary value.  Its like knowing someone very good at painting who isn't famous or worth a lot of money, its still quite nice :)  
> **username_0**: I agree with you and thank you for your comment.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2023-06-13. Score: 3

the text maybe “日落沙逾白 雲移水更淸 高人弄明月 只欠紫鸞笙” which is a poem “漢浦弄月” by 李穡

“maybe” is, some characters are hard to recognise, according to chinese (too cursive lah )

the left-most, smaller text is “菊浦”, most likely a place name, “朴亨”, the name of the calligrapher; “書” roughly “written [by]”

have fun :)

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> **username_0**: Thank you for your reply and information!  

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