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“中华鲟” is the name of Chinese sturgeon , an anadromous species native to China .
“长江” means Yangtze River, “梦” means dream and “鱼” stands for fish in Chinese.
Because the pronunciation of sturgeon is similar with “finding” in Chinese, the upper phrase could be interpreted into “Chinese sturgeons pursue their dream”. The lower one literally means “Fish live in the Yangtze River”.
Generally, it is a piece of Chinese slogan on endangered species act to raise public environmental awareness.
I know it’s not a postcard but recently I bough some Chinese posters from the second hand and this one was also inside . I did say that I don’t need it but was told to buy them all or not to get any of them .
Anyhow I asked friends who may know this language but they also said they don’t know what language it is so I would like to ask for help identifying it + to know what is written on it if possible . Thank you
I think it is actually but my have some places that looks like they made mistakes by writing . Also I was way off thinking what language it is . Is there by any chance written what it’s written on or not ?
, an anadromous species native to China 
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and “鱼” stands for fish 
in Chinese.
to raise public environmental awareness. 
Can someone please translate the words on the card.
