13-Dot was a girls comic by artist Lee Wai-Chun. It was popular among young working=class women in Hong Kong during the late 1960s and early 1970s. "13-Dot" is slang that refers to fun-loving and mischievous girls in Shanghainese. Miss 13-Dot was a fashion-crazy teen-age girl from a rich family who was continually changing her costume. Fans would style their clothes after the ones in the comic.
This card was sent to me by a Postcrossing member from Macau, China. She wrote:
The postcard is from Hong Kong Comics: 30 Postcards.
This card was sent to me by a Postcrossing member from Macau, China. She wrote:
This is a famous cartoon in my parents' age. It republish when I was in junior high & it's one of my favorite too. It's a series of stories about a crazy but clever girl.
The postcard is from Hong Kong Comics: 30 Postcards.
Interesting... I can see the retro fashions... some are coming back... TFS
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I think it looks great fun - very sixties.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat postcard! The graphics are so much fun:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty post card from so far away
ReplyDeleteI love the artwork of Asia. Japanese and Chinese. Happy PFF
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How fun, love the styling. I have a soft spot for that mod 60s thing.
ReplyDeleteYup, late 60's and very fashion forward!
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