Chinese Idiom a Ship Going in Good Wind Calligraphy Scroll
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In ancient China, fishermen were always in a dangerous situation once their ships launched out to sea. Because of the lack of technology, they never controlled the sail when there was a gale. Their loved ones could do nothing except wish for them to return safely, so that's what this idiom means. It is the wish of a loved one that everything will go smooth in their journey, as a ship sailing in good wind.

Scroll Size: 9x33 Inches

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Item Details

Created by: Xing Chen
Price: $29.95
Number: 5323-ccs
Category: Idiom Scrolls - Calligraphy Scrolls
Name: Chinese Idiom a Ship Going in Good Wind Calligraphy Scroll

The meaning giving this Chinese idiom calligraphy scroll to someone is to wish them a safe return home after distant travels. Idiom Scrolls, Chinese Idiom a Ship Going in Good Wind Calligraphy Scroll by Xing Chen.