Spring Festival flower market blooms
01-13-2012 09:08 BJTSpecial Report:2012 Spring Festival 
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Chinese people like to decorate their houses with exquisite flowers to add 
color to the Chinese new year. And as the Spring Festival of the year of the 
dragon approaches, the flower markets in some southern and eastern provinces of 
China are in full bloom.
Florists have offered a variety of exquisite flowers for those customers who 
are eager to decorate their houses to embrace the coming of Chinese New Year on 
January 23rd. Flowers with auspicious meanings have been especially sought 
after.
In Nanning, the capital city of south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 
lucky bamboos, crape myrtles and daffodils, which mean prosperity, victory and 
auspiciousness, are very popular.
 
And as the Spring Festival of the year of the dragon approaches, the flower 
markets
in some southern and eastern provinces of China are in full bloom. 
Five-fingered eggplants with their auspicious golden-colored fruits are also 
one of the favorites in the market.
A florist said, "This is called the five-fingered eggplants and we only sell 
them during the Spring Festival."
He also added that the plant is in high demand for the festival's floral 
arrangements.
Irises, Chinese cymbidiums and winter sweets are very popular in Kunshan city 
of east China's Jiangsu Province. But shoppers will notice that the prices have 
gone up, especially the winter sweets. Before the festive period, a winter 
sweet sold for around 100 yuan, but now the price has reached to over 300 yuan, 
or about 48 US dollars.
 
And as the Spring Festival of the year of the dragon approaches, the flower 
markets
in some southern and eastern provinces of China are in full bloom. 
A florist said, "These plants should be carefully taken care of. You should 
keep them inside the house, and water them every two days."
Winter daphne, normally seen as a very plain plant, has also found its way into 
the market at high prices as flower growers in Dayu County of east China's 
Jiangxi Province have arranged them into eye-catching shapes to attract buyers.
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