People flock to supermarkets to shop early for Tet
THÙY TRANG - THÙY LINH |
Hanoi - In the days leading up to Lunar New Year, instead of waiting until the last minute to shop, many people have chosen to go to the supermarket early.
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Hang Ma Street is crowded with tourists taking pictures and shopping for Lunar New Year
Ngọc Linh - Thùy Trang |
Hanoi - As Lunar New Year approaches, Hang Ma Street (Hoan Kiem) is filled with its characteristic bright red color, attracting a large number of tourists to visit, take pictures and shop.
Countryside spirit in Tet miniature landscape
HUYỀN TRANG - THÙY LINH |
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HUYỀN TRANG - THÙY LINH |
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