Miss GuangZhou’s New Spring Festival Flower Market
Chinese tradition is somewhat complex. Several food exhibitions will open to celebrate the new spring Festival in Chengdu. Yeah, People here love tea and noshs more than flowers.
ChengDu is a city very different from GuangZhou. I love Chengdu, But I miss Guangzhou’s Spring Festival Flower Market too! There are some pictures I took last year, You can see how people enjoy flower market at GuangZhou.
There are always so many red lanterns on the street where flower market locates.
Gold fruit means “Gold Everywhere”
Looks really like “Gold fruit”, aren’t they?
Peach Blossoms are regarded as the best thing to avoid evil. If peach blossoma bloom during the Spring Festival, The year ahead will be the lucky one.
kumquat is called “jin qian ju” in Chinese, It is also the must-buy at new year flower market. It symbolize fortune.
Fish is called “Yu” in Chinese, Which means enrichment.
These young girls and the cartoon souvenirs they sell, Bring some new elements to the old traditional market.
Cosplay girls are selling colorful windmill. GuangDong people think it can bring a new lucky year.
Lion puppet? Lion is another important element of Guangdong’s new year festival, People believe it can avoid evil.
These young people are selling the “lucky cage”, which means you can gain and keep a lot of money in the coming year.
I also made a video for that, with a famous Guangdong(Cantonese) music named Bu Bu Gao, which means Steps On The Ascent:
2009 Guangzhou Spring Festival Flower Market Travel Guide
Location:
There are still ten big flower markets in year 2009, But you can also find many small flower markets here and there days just before New Spring Festival.
● Yuexiu Xihu Flower Market on Jiaoyu Road and Xihu Road;
● Yuexiu Donghu Flower Market on Dashatou 3rd Road;
● Liwan Flower Market on Liwanbei Road;
● Haizhu Flower Market on Binjiangxi Road and Baogang Road;
● Luogang Flower Market on Qingnian Road;
● Tianhe Flower Market inside Tianhe Sports Center;
● Baiyun Flower Market on Yuanjing Road of Tangjing Street;
● Huadu Flower Market inside Nanfang Flower Wholesale Trade Center;
● Huangpu Flower Market inside of Huangpu Sports Stadium;
● Panyu Flower Market on Shengtai Road;
Open Time:
● From 8:00 am to 2:00 am
● From 23 Jan,2009 to 26 Jan,2009
Know more about GuangZhou’s New Spring Festival Flower Market :
● Buy Some Good Luck At Guangzhou’s Spring Festival Flower Market
● Warm Red
● Joyful Yellow
● Magic Purple, Magic New Year
●2008 Guangzhou Spring Festival Flower Market Guide
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Great photos! – Really capture the atmosphere – and those golden fruit? – never seen anything like them!
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iWalk reply on January 22nd, 2009 10:57 pm:
Oh, These fruit can’t eat, they are only a kind of ornamentals.
I also only see it at GuangDong too!
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Hi iWalk,
wow i just love the atmosphere of the upcoming chinese new year celebration. There is so much to see here the way you captured them is amazing
I cant wait to see your photos of the dragon dance and fire works for the chinese new year celebration 
am sure you’ll surprise us all 
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iWalk reply on January 22nd, 2009 11:00 pm:
Oh Metz, Maybe I can’t meet the dragon dance here in Chengdu, But….Maybe I am lucky enough!
Hope I will not let you all disappointed!
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Thanks my friend, But I can see nothing on your website, It is something wrong?
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Oh, WOW, how beautiful! Those pics are really incredible, and the reds and golds…really awesome! You are lucky to be able to participate in such a wonderful festival!
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iWalk reply on January 22nd, 2009 11:03 pm:
Hope you have chance to enjoy too, Diva!
Guangzhou’s new spring holiday is warm enough, You will feel very comfortable at this season.
Haha, I feel so cold at Chengdu Now.
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wow, what a very lively celebration you have, thanks a lot for sharing. it looks fun, and i wonder what those gold fruits are? it seem similar to “atis” in the philippines, but i do not know its english name. you’ve caught the fun and joy in your pictures.
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iWalk reply on January 22nd, 2009 11:05 pm:
I only know that’s a kind of ornamentals. I am only see it in GuangDong too!
It looks delicious, isn’t it?
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You take and share beautiful pictures. Wish you happy new year!
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iWalk reply on January 22nd, 2009 11:07 pm:
Wish you a happy new year too Atniz!
I hope you can have chance to enjoy this festival with your chinese friends at GuangDong, Shenzhen locates in GuangDong too!
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Beautiful images and great to read about before Chinese New Year next week.
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iWalk reply on January 24th, 2009 12:47 pm:
Thanks Gennaro. yeah, It’s Chinese new year festival time, Hope you a happy new year too!
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Amazing, joyful and fun pictures. I have never seen anything like it! I want to go there!
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iWalk reply on January 24th, 2009 12:50 pm:
Oh,Welcome! I think you will love the happy atmosphere during new year festival here!
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Beautiful photos of the Guangzhou Spring Festival ! Very exciting and lively ! Many interesting things on display ! We can feel the atmosphere too !
Hope to capture the Chinese Lunar New Year spirit here in Singapore, seems a bit quiet though.
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iWalk reply on January 24th, 2009 12:52 pm:
Hi Jh, Your parents will bring you a lot of more exciting photos of Ice and Snow festival of Harbin! You can feel another kind of happy atmosphere from them.
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iWalk reply on January 24th, 2009 12:58 pm:
Oh thanks JH, it’s one of the best new year gifts I have received!
Tomorrow is the New Year’s Eve, How will you celebrate it?
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Chinese festival really fascinates me because of its very colorful stuff. ROC is one of the place that I was to visit before I die.
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iWalk reply on January 24th, 2009 1:03 pm:
Welcome any time, Grace.
I hope all these interesting traditions will be preserved well to waiting for your coming.
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joyful and fun pictures thanks for sharing. Happy new Year 2009
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iWalk reply on January 27th, 2009 2:13 pm:
Thanks my friend, I hope I can have chance to hike at Nepal with you!
新年快乐！
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I haven’t been to Chengdu yet but i believe it’s a beautiful and charming city. Guangzhou, i also miss it. I lived there for two years because of the university.
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Nice photos !
As always Chinese culture is unique and interesting.
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I love the first gold fruit photo. The composition and color is great. Thanks for sharing!!
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iWalk reply on February 6th, 2009 1:02 pm:
Thanks Jon, It’s glad to get comment from professional photographer like you!
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