Those who have read the story collection "Passing by Chrysanthemums" by writer Nguyen Nhat Anh probably cannot forget the regretful confession of the character Truong: "I gently tilt the bucket so that the drops of water fall hesitantly on the yellow flowers and green leaves. Or is that my heart absentmindedly tilting down to my first love?" Perhaps because of this, yellow chrysanthemums are often associated with both poetic and sad beauty. However, in the recent photo collection by author Tran Thuong, yellow chrysanthemums shine with the beauty of faith and hope, things that each of us longs for before the new year comes.
Next, let's join Travellive to admire the beautiful moments of the chrysanthemum field that Tran Thuong recorded!
Chrysanthemums open in the morning sun
Every New Year's Eve, visitors to Nghia Trai village in Hung Yen commune will be able to "witness" the bright yellow chrysanthemum fields that cover a corner of the sky.
The fact that Nghia Trai is the only place that grows this flower has attracted a large number of visitors every Tet holiday.
Walking in the golden sea
Chrysanthemums only bloom once a year, so many young people eagerly travel here to capture images of this "memorable" flower.
However, those who do not know about chrysanthemums will be surprised to know that this flower is often harvested and dried to make tea to cool down, detoxify and is a good medicine. That is why chrysanthemums are always sold by weight and not as a regular bouquet. Every 7 kg of fresh flowers will produce 1 kg of dried flowers.
Each harvest usually lasts from 15 to 20 days.
People focus on harvesting flowers in time for the season.
Despite the hardship, smiles still bloom in the chrysanthemum fields.
When people and scenery become one
Flower pickers are busy in the fields.
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