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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.
日暮(dusk)东风(east wind)怨(sighs)啼鸟(crying birds) - At dusk, the crying birds sigh in the east wind
落花(fallen flowers)犹似(resemble)坠楼人(the fallen person) - The many fallen flowers resembles Green Pearl (A concubine of Shi Chong who died by falling off a building)
, 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.
