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The image displays the two-story facade of a building in Hà Nội, Vietnam, at night, characterized by French colonial architectural elements. The exterior is painted white, with visible weathering and discoloration, particularly below the second-floor balcony. The ground level features a central entrance consisting of dark brown double wooden doors with multiple glass panels in their upper half, illuminated from within by a warm orange-yellow light. A small red Vietnamese flag with a yellow star is affixed to the left panel of these doors. Flanking this central entrance are two closed dark brown wooden louvered shutters. A partially visible, similar dark brown double wooden door is situated to the left of the left shutter. Vines grow vertically on the facade, notably on the left side, and extensively on the right side, where they partially obscure a utility box near the base of the wall. The building is fronted by a paved sidewalk, elevated slightly above a dark asphalt street, which is devoid of visible traffic or pedestrians. The second floor features a dark wrought-iron balcony with decorative scrollwork, spanning the width of the visible facade. A string of small rectangular flags is draped along the balcony railing; these flags alternate between the red flag with a yellow star (Flag of Vietnam) and the red flag with a yellow hammer and sickle (Communist Party of Vietnam flag). A dark wooden double door opens onto this balcony. Dark windows, appearing closed, are visible on either side of the balcony door. Additional green foliage extends over and around the balcony railing.
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