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It's not the clearest, but let me try:

"Twenty-three men surrounded by mountains and trees

Brought together and led by two men from the wheat grows

Held battle against teams from the place where the sun sets

Three other bands and tribes they warred against

Before they faced their final foe.

Seven times they did battle with the ones from the east

but the twenty-three from mountains and trees

prevailed to rule the land

They claimed from the other tribe a silver bowl

And paraded it throughout their streets"

Again, it's pretty vague, so I could be wrong.

I shed a tear man. Just beautiful bro.

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It's not the clearest, but let me try:

"Twenty-three men surrounded by mountains and trees

Brought together and led by two men from the wheat grows

Held battle against teams from the place where the sun sets

Three other bands and tribes they warred against

Before they faced their final foe.

Seven times they did battle with the ones from the east

but the twenty-three from mountains and trees

prevailed to rule the land

They claimed from the other tribe a silver bowl

And paraded it throughout their streets"

Again, it's pretty vague, so I could be wrong.

this needs more +1's

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To answer your question OP, it's probably an old saying from some wise old man.

My interpretation of it is

"In order to conquer your horizons you must have a giving heart. Speak honourably and live your life fearlessly amidst the storms and tribulations."

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The character for love is this

chinese-symbol-for-love.jpg

The character you're referring to is probably heart

There's actually heart and that word that were connected together in the stone thingy at the very end, unless that last word isn't the above one.

Which was was that one (at the last column) after 'heart'?

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It's not the clearest, but let me try:

"Twenty-three men surrounded by mountains and trees

Brought together and led by two men from the wheat grows

Held battle against teams from the place where the sun sets

Three other bands and tribes they warred against

Before they faced their final foe.

Seven times they did battle with the ones from the east

but the twenty-three from mountains and trees

prevailed to rule the land

They claimed from the other tribe a silver bowl

And paraded it throughout their streets"

Again, it's pretty vague, so I could be wrong.

This is so brilliant... Its the Canucks

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It's not the clearest, but let me try:

"Twenty-three men surrounded by mountains and trees

Brought together and led by two men from the wheat grows

Held battle against teams from the place where the sun sets

Three other bands and tribes they warred against

Before they faced their final foe.

Seven times they did battle with the ones from the east

but the twenty-three from mountains and trees

prevailed to rule the land

They claimed from the other tribe a silver bowl

And paraded it throughout their streets"

Again, it's pretty vague, so I could be wrong.

That was really clever. Well done!

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There's actually heart and that word that were connected together in the stone thingy at the very end, unless that last word isn't the above one.

Which was was that one (at the last column) after 'heart'?

I don't think it "love" even shows up once on the engraving, unless I missed it since I can't read simplified

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The writing is way too messy for me to read. The only words I can make out are 'wind', 'sky', 'person', 'heart', 'life'...

There's actually heart and that word that were connected together in the stone thingy at the very end, unless that last word isn't the above one.

Which was was that one (at the last column) after 'heart'?

If it is in simplified characters, there's no 'heart' in the love character.

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I don't think it "love" even shows up once on the engraving, unless I missed it since I can't read simplified

The writing is way too messy for me to read. The only words I can make out are 'wind', 'sky', 'person', 'heart', 'life'...

If it is in simplified characters, there's no 'heart' in the love character.

Yeah, maybe it's not that word then.

Oh well.

Someone corrected me and said that it wasn't simplified but freehand calligraphy. It's rarely used nowadays, but still not dead. She said that it might be for Buddhism.

The stone is likely a lot older than the 50's, she says, especially with the writing, which would've unlikely been encouraged during that time period. Anything intellectual related would've been shut down and the people killed.

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