One week after the Lunar New Year holidays ended, people in Ho Chi Minh City seem to be ready to return to their busy, hard-working lifestyle, which starts around 7:00 am.
A Tuoi Tre (Youth) Newspaper reporter captured several photos featuring the lifestyle of the city’s residents one week after the Lunar New Year, which fell on February 19.
People are seen buying breakfast on their way to the office at the corner of Tu Xuong – Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Streets in District 3 on the morning of February 26. Tuoi Tre.
Buying a newspaper is one habit of city dwellers. People are seen reading a newspaper right after buying it from a vender on Luong Dinh Cua Street in District 2 at 7:47am on February 26. Tuoi Tre.
Workers are seen starting their job at 7:00am on Ton Duc Thang Street in District 1. Tuoi Tre.
A sign hung at a bistro in District 10 that reads “30 percent sale off”. The price was increased up to 30 percent during the holidays and returned to normal as of February 23. Tuoi Tre.
A seller is seen eating a meal at 12:00am on February 28 at the Hang Xanh crossroads in Binh Thanh District. Tuoi Tre.
A flower grower is seen carrying a yellow apricot blossom tree back to his garden on Nguyen Huu Canh Street in Binh Thanh District. Tuoi Tre.
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