“Forgiveness is the highest nobleminded revenge. Tha thứ là sự trả thù cao thượng nhất.”

—  Linh Nga

Vietbao. Giai tri page http://vietbao.vn/Giai-tri/Linh-Nga-Tha-thu-la-su-tra-thu-cao-thuong-nhat/30173768/233/ 2005

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American-Vietnamese film director, film producer, actress, … 1982

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