"The Dinh Tho Thap Nhi Dia Chi" and "The Dinh husband marries a Rat and Ox wife.

Illustration: A black and white drawing depicting a man (possibly the husband) sitting on a bed, holding a glass of wine or beer. Beside him is a woman (possibly the wife) fast asleep, with bottles and a glass on a small table. The picture evokes the image of a difficult, hard life.

Text content:

Prose paragraph: Explains the couple's married life, saying that they were "poor and miserable" when they were young, but could "prosper and be rich" after the age of 30. However, their children were "suffering" and lacked status, and their family life could "be better off only through virtue and hidden virtue".

Poetry paragraph: A short poem describing the hardships and difficulties in the couple's life: "Life sometimes teases and makes people bitter," "Only when children are in danger can we understand each other's hearts." The final verses seem to speak of waste and decline: "The oil wears away the stone stele, the funeral is wrong."

Overall: The photo shows a page of a book of folk divination, focusing on predicting the fate of marriage based on the fate of the husband and wife, accompanied by illustrations and spiritual advice and predictions. 

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