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Characters on 2 porcelain plates


rener

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I'm a 26-yr-old native Chinese.

And I have no idea what these are.

My guess is that the first one is a variant from a real Chinese character (from maybe 斋?). Itself certainly is NOT a character. And the second one might be a real character written in the ancient way (like in 隶书, 大/小篆). Could it be "泉"?

As these are my strong assumptions, don't bother with their meaning yet.

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The first one might be two characters, like 必青.

The second one is in cursive, and I can't read cursive.

(There are probably a lot of 26-year-old Americans that don't know their ABC's. Don't adulate natives too quickly.)

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