Hai Phong flower market crowded with shoppers on the 29th day of Tet

Cho hoa Tet An Duong nam doc con pho Ton Duc Thang bay ban chat kin nhung cay dao, cay quat phuc vu nguoi dan trong dip Tet.

An Duong Tet flower market located along Ton Duc Thang street is packed with peach and kumquat trees to serve people during Tet.

Nhung canh dao nam nay khong co qua nhieu mau ma dep la nhu nam ngoai do anh huong cua con bao Yagi. The nhung nhin chung van co du cac mat hang dap ung du cac nhu cau sam dao cua nguoi dan.

This year’s peach blossoms do not have as many unique and beautiful designs as last year due to the impact of Typhoon Yagi. However, in general, there are still enough items to meet people’s Tet shopping needs.

Khong khi mua ban nhon nhip, nguoi dan “sot ruot” lua chon cay ung y cho gia dinh.

The atmosphere of buying and selling is bustling, people are "impatient" to choose the right ornamental plants to display on Tet holiday.

Ong Dao Van Nam (Le Chan, Hai Phong) cho biet ong thuong cho nhung ngay sat Tet thi mua dao moi re: “Nam nay cho hoa cung dong duc nhu moi nam. Toi di 2 ngay roi nhung van chua tim duoc cay ung y vi cay dao nam nay nhieu nhung khong dep.”

Mr. Dao Van Nam (Le Chan, Hai Phong) said he usually waits until the days close to Tet to buy peach blossoms to get a good price: "This year the flower market is as crowded as every year. I have been there for 2 days but still have not found a satisfactory tree because this year there are many peach blossoms but they are not beautiful."

Mot so cay dao dep duoc nguoi dan ung y mang ve nha.

Some beautiful peach trees were brought home by people who were satisfied. The price of ornamental flowers is not much different from last year, even at the end of the year, many traders reduced the price to sell quickly.

Chi Hoa, mot tieu thuong ban dao cho biet ngay cuoi nam nay se co gang ban ha gia de kip ve que an Tet.

Ms. Hoa, a peach vendor at the market, said that on the last day of the year she will try to sell at a discount so she can return home in time for Tet.

Ong Thang (Le Chan, Hai Phong) chia se rang nam nay nha ong lai chuong quat hon vi cay quat co nhieu mau ma de chon lua hon: “Hom vua roi nha toi cung vua sam dao xong nen hom nay toi di xem cay quat. Quat canh nam nay kha dep nen cung de chon hon.”

Mr. Thang (Le Chan, Hai Phong) shared that this year his family prefers to display kumquat trees because there are many more varieties of kumquat trees to choose from: "My family just bought peach trees yesterday, so today I went to see the kumquat trees. This year's kumquat trees are quite beautiful, so it's easier to choose."