Actually, GuangDong morning tea is an important part of my weekend life.
It’s a typical lifestyle of GuangDong, whatever old days or modern time. It not only brings delicious Dim Sum, But also relaxs your press.
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iWalk in July 24th 2008 Actually, GuangDong morning tea is an important part of my weekend life.
It’s a typical lifestyle of GuangDong, whatever old days or modern time. It not only brings delicious Dim Sum, But also relaxs your press.
iWalk in February 7th 2008 Today is the first day of 2008 in Chinese’s traditional year. We celebrate Spring Festival together with whole family.
iWalk in February 6th 2008 It’s terrible cold disaster these days. Many people are still waiting on the way home in cold weather.
I hope these flowers can bring energy to them.
iWalk in February 5th 2008 Guangzhou’s flower market held annually during the Spring Festival is very famous. The origin of flower market can be traced back to 500 years ago. There is an old saying, “No flower fairs, no Spring Festival.”
During Chinese traditional Spring Festival, Guangzhou residents will go to flower market and “walk on flowers”. It is said that will bring good luck, but you must make at least one flower purchase to seal the deal:)
Red is the color of fire and blood. It also means warm in this cold winter.
Red color is always welcomed at Guangzhou’s Spring Festival flower Market.
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