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Old photo: Three Burmese members of a circus playing cards in London, England, in 1935.
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This is a vintage photograph taken in 1935 of a historic scene. In the photo, three Burmese women are playing cards in a circus in London, England, during their free time. Their attire and gestures reflect not only their unique cultural backgrounds, but also the social and cross-cultural exchange of the time.


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Dressed in traditional Burmese clothing and wearing simple hair accessories, the three women are seated neatly on a bed covered with a thick quilt. Their expressions vary as they concentrate on the cards in their hands, as if enjoying a rare moment of leisure.

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