Thanks again AAA. Do you think that at the time the of change from the Hongkong to the Chinese Registry (1985), anybody cared about the name in Roman characters? Was the name, written in Roman, part of the official registry documents?

AAA its a ship its called a funnel , chimneys are on houses LOL

WAI WAH was a Panama-flag ship (Hong Kong owned), and transferred to Chinese registry when sold to Guangdong Province, Hong Kong & Macau Nav Co, Guangzhou in 1985, well before this photo (with Chinese ensign).

Thanks all, especially triple AAA for your interest and comments in trying to and finally solving this mystery, i knew i could count upon the many expert enthusiasts on this site.

Best regards,
to all of you.

AAA if I understand your comment correctly, then the Chinese characters for both names WAI WAH and HUI HUA are the same? Does that happen often and are we registerin renamings in roman characters, which in Chinese characters did not take at all? In our (now defunct) data source Gross Tonnage, the name HUI HUA does not appear, but they were not very interested in historic developments. But in this case they could have been correct?

I will add my thanks to AAA for solving this mistery...

Cheers

Vlad

Yes, thank you very much for solving this one AAA.
Regards, Rick

She was actually named HUI HUA from 1985 to 1991, which corresponds to the date of the photo.

Thanks AAA...

I jhav e a shot of MARTIME GLORY, 6823454, which became HUI HUA. The typical bipod is there, so I think we can safely assume that AAA solved the mystery,

LOOKS LIKE "HUI HUA" 惠华

Many of these cargo JA built from 1969-75 bipod is an help for the ID...GP

Thanks pieter and Vlad for your effort in trying to identify her.

Best regards.

Oh dear, AAA perhaps?

Name characters are Chinese/Kanji/Hanja, not Korean. :(

Cheers

Vlad

Something Korean..Vlad??