File:Tình trong lá thiếp, Kim Vinh, 1960.jpg

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Français : La forme de la carte postale a été prescrite pour la communication entre les deux régions du Vietnam de 1954 à 1967.
Nhớ chàng viết thiếp cho chàng,
Tình như bể rộng năm hàng đủ sao ?
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Source BSTCN N. V. Phuc Joao-Baptista, Free work.
Author Artiste féminine Trịnh Kim Vinh (1932-?), épouse du musicien Lưu Hữu Phước
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