My plant has grown to about 6' in height. (central GA, zone 8b).

The blooms may look rather like 'Old Blush' but the foliage is much better here.

A china-multiflora hybrid, perhaps? The climbing habit and fringed stipules certainly point in that direction.

Realizing there is not much written about this rose, I recently wrote to Yuki Mikanagi to ask about it. Here is her reply (she gives her permission to use this information to update the HMF listing or whatever):

"I found the rose on my trip to Sichuan, China in 2001 with Mr. Mikinori Ogisu. Mrs. Helga Brichet from Italy and some other rose lovers from Japan were traveling together.
I kept her in my garden for many years, and she bloomed very well all year round.
I thought we need a name for her, and suggested some names to Mr. Ogisu on the 22nd of January, 2011, but he didn't like those names and he named her 'Yuki's Dream'!!
In my garden, she grows like a short climbing rose. It looks like so-called 'Climbing Old Blush', but not the same.

Collector: Yuki Mikanagi & Mikinori Ogisu
Coll. No. : OM-0025
Date: April 28, 2001
Locality: Ma Jia He, Ping Wu, Sichuan, China"