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Dear Grandpa and Grandma,

On the occasion of the New Year, I would like to represent my parents to send you my New Year's wishes. Wishing you both health, and longevity, so that every summer, I can come to see you in the city bearing Uncle Ho's name. I wonder if you and Uncle Vinh celebrated New Year happily there? Here, it was bitterly cold on the days leading up to Tet, but from the afternoon of the first day, the weather has gradually warmed, and the spring atmosphere fills the village streets. The two kapok trees at the end of the village are starting to bloom.

The persimmon tree in our garden is shedding its leaves to bud. Every Tet, seeing the peach tree Grandpa planted in front of the house in full red bloom, I miss you dearly. Every time I wrap sugar cakes and make Che Lam, I remember Grandma's skillful hands!

Our village is having a joyful Tet this year because the winter-spring rice has been planted in the lower fields, and the corn and beans have been planted in the color fields, so everyone has time to prepare for Tet. Before putting down my pen, once again, I wish you happiness and health in the New Year so that my parents and I can work and study with peace of mind.

Your grandchild,

Hang P

Hanoi, day ... month ... year ...

Dear Uncle Hai,

It's been almost a month since I visited our family in the countryside. I'm taking some free time to write to you and our family.

How have you been, Uncle Hai? How are Grandpa and Grandma these days? Has Grandma's headache got better? Please remind them to take their medication regularly and exercise too. Are your children healthy? How is their studying going?

Our family is still healthy, and work is stable. Mom works during the day and sews clothes in the evening, while Dad still works all day. My sister and I strive to study well, achieving many 10s to meet everyone's expectations. My younger sibling has given up his playful habits and is now very studious.

Uncle Hai! I hope summer comes soon so we can return to the countryside to meet Grandpa, Grandma, relatives, and cousins.

The letter is long enough now; at the end, I wish Grandpa, Grandma, relatives, and cousins good health! Please reply when you receive the letter.

Your nephew,

Nguyen Van A

Hanoi, day ... month ... year ...

Dear Aunt Hoa,

After receiving Uncle Son's phone call informing us that you were ill, my family and I were very worried about you. Today, I am writing to inquire about your health.

Aunt, I heard from Uncle Son that you have severe stomach pain and had to go to the hospital. I'm very worried. Have the doctors helped relieve your pain?

You must have been in great pain; everyone was upset to hear about it, especially my mom, who cries whenever she mentions it. My mom always cares for you the most,

Uncle Son said you could come home after a week in the hospital. Are you feeling better now? You probably can't eat much, right? Please remember to take your medication as instructed by the doctor and keep up your strength. You must recover quickly to return to work and take care of the family.

Oh, yesterday your son Nhat Anh called to boast that he can pour water and bring you medication, and I praised him for being a good boy, which made him very happy, Aunt. My mom said she would arrange work to visit you at the end of the month. Everyone here is well and sends their regards. Please recover quickly so we don't worry.

You must be due for your medication and sleep now, so I will stop writing. Wishing you a speedy recovery and good health. Wishing your family good health too. Please take good care and rest well! I miss and love you very much.

Your niece,

Nguyen Nhat A

Nha Trang, day ... month ... year ...

Dear Sister Bich,

It has been three full months since you left home to study at university in Ho Chi Minh City. At home, Mom, Dad, and I miss you a lot. During the day, everyone goes to work, and at night, looking at your empty seat at the table and your darkened bedroom feels gloomy. After talking to you on the phone every evening, Mom and Dad sit quietly for ten minutes. Nevertheless, everything is well here, so please be at ease.

In Ho Chi Minh City, have you gotten used to the school and new accommodation? I remember you mentioned the library and the great food streets near the school. I know you must feel homesick, but please take care of your health and study well. Also, go out more and make many new friends.

Our garden has many ripe fruits these days. The grapefruit, persimmon, and apple trees are all bearing delicious fruits. Dad and I picked and packed some for you to enjoy. This is why I wrote this letter to you! Please remember to write back to me!

Love you very much!

Your sister,

Thu T