File:Lichsuhanoimoi.png

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DescriptionLichsuhanoimoi.png	English: Higher quality version of "History of Hanoi" for template heading 01.svg, which includes a seal, Chinese characters, and Vietnamese alphabet writing "Lịch sử Hà Nội". The text is deliberately written in Seal script, Traditional Chinese characters, and Latin script to symbolise the evolution of Vietnamese writing over time. The Seal script is written up-to-down and right-to-left, while the Traditional Chinese characters are written from right-to-left (內河史歷 (Nội Hà sử Lịch)), and the Latin letters are written from left-to-right, showing the different styles that these scripts are written.
Date	12 June 2023
Source	Own work (based on "File:"History of Hanoi" for template heading 01.svg").
Author	Lachy70
Other versions	Vietnam Huế

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