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Hello, I have a Chinese calligraphy scroll, handwritten in running script, mounted and framed. There are two red seal impressions at the bottom, one square seal in seal script and a smaller triangular fragment that looks like it may be pasted from a different source. The ink inscription includes a signature that appears to read approximately Rong Xing, though I am not fully certain of this reading, along with a place name that looks like Nanjing. Could anyone help identify the artist, read the seals, and give me a rough idea of value. Photos attached, thank you very much.

Colophon,
榮興書於阿京
Calligraphed by Rongxing at Ajing*
Seal,
兪榮興印　Seal of Yu Rongxing　-　Surname and given name**
Small pasted seal,
観音菩薩　Guanyin Boddhisattva
Starting triangular pasted seal,
行深所般若波羅蜜多者
A porofound practicioner of Prajnaparamida

*　　Denoting Beijing
**　 Unidentifiable

It has only decorative value.
If you need the calligraphy translated,
please let me know.

With regards,
I.Nagy

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