Tan Dinh market turns 100 years old, small traders launch attractive promotions

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Ho Chi Minh City - Wearing ao dai, ba ba shirts to sell goods along with many promotional programs, small traders at Tan Dinh market contribute to creating a vibrant atmosphere on the occasion of the 100-year-old market.

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