The palm tree is one of the most widely known plants in the genus Diu. Possessing a wide canopy, the tree is planted a lot in urban areas as shade trees. In Vietnam, the tree is most commonly grown in Saigon. Around November, December every year, the chrysanthemum flowers begin to sprout and by the end of April and early May, the fruits turn brown and fall all over the streets. Brown chrysanthemum flowers in Saigon. The brown flowers, when thrown high to fall on their own, will be like a pinwheel rain pouring down the road. It is a common game of Saigon children, which everyone loves, because it is like a bride when entering the ceremony. Later, when those children grow up, every time they walk under the palm tree, raise their eyes to feel, they will immediately see their own childhood again. Saigon is a very romantic season, so those who love virtual life will not be able to ignore it. The best time to take photos of chrysanthemum flowers is in the early morning or late afternoon. This is the time when shedding the most. The most beautiful flower photography roads in Saigon can be mentioned such as Notre Dame Cathedral, the intersection of central roads: Mac Dinh Chi, Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Le Quy Don, Truong Dinh, Huyen Tran Cong Chua…

The streets of Saigon this season are filled with oil petals. Oil flowers (brown peas) were planted by the French in Saigon during the colonial period on the poetic streets of Alexandre de Rhodes, Le Duan, Pham Ngoc Thach, Paster… Biking in the afternoon, oil flowers falling on the shoulders and the skirts of schoolgirls fluttering in the wind are images that evoke many memories of many generations of Saigon people. The area in front of the City Post Office is poetic with castor wings covered. Although the COVID-19 epidemic has made the area around Con Rua Lake and in front of the City Post Office no longer as bustling as before, it still paints a poetic picture of a peaceful and sobbing oil flower season. Just a light breeze, each petal of oil gently fell on the hair of the office worker, on the street vendors, and then landed on the sprawling brick floor. Young people enjoy taking pictures with oil flowers. The oil flower season reminds me of many memories of my school days, Diem Quynh (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) shared: “Every afternoon, after school, with my best friend, each child has a bag of rice paper. One day, the oil flower fell into a plastic bag, closed her eyes, picked it up, and picked it up to think of laksa leaves, the two burst into laughter. A gentle breeze blew, oil flowers falling on her hair. Perhaps that image is the best memory of my 12th grade year and will never be forgotten.” Some young people take advantage of borrowing background Poetic oil flowers to make lookbook photos. Some teenagers also call oil flowers with cute names like pinwheel flowers, wind flowers, and crop flowers. Oily flowers have thin yellow-brown wings and are divided into many types of black stars, brown cherries, and otters. In Saigon, many hundred-year-old oil trees create shade for the people of the city Many oil trees on the streets of Saigon are as old as our grandparents. The trunk of the tree stands tall and upright, catching each light breeze and then spreading the foliage like the hair of a young girl who suddenly dropped her hairpin, which are beautiful oil flowers.

“I originally intended to record simple scenes in my garden, but I didn’t expect so many people to support me. Life is becoming more and more modern, everyone is rushing to make a living, so I want to recreate a part of my childhood memories with the hope that despite the hustle and bustle of modern life, everyone needs time to rest and relax. relax, slow down to feel the many interesting things in life.” – said the boy. “Farmer brother” is loved for his simple rustic country cooking clips Clips on TikTok, Quang Vinh’s YouTube channel record the scene where he makes pinwheels out of coconut leaves, flies kites along the riverside, goes to the garden to harvest tomatoes, goes fishing, catches snails, and then makes very rustic dishes by himself. The idyllic countryside… captures the hearts of viewers, recalls childhood memories, and is also very popular with housewives. In his videos, with a length of only 1-2 minutes, “the farmer” is very quiet, there are clips that say almost nothing, only the sound of rustling leaves, birds singing in the garden and The clanking sound of cooking utensils is very lively… Attractive dishes under the hands of the “farmer” With simple and close content, Quang Vinh’s clips all take advantage of “homegrown” things, which are inexpensive: “Before filming, there were enough ingredients in the garden, so I only prepared 1 more a little. The preparation time is also fast because the dishes I make are all rustic dishes, familiar to the countryside.” Many young people watched Vinh’s clip and called it “Ly Tu That” male version, the guy smiled and said: “I know and admire Ly Tu That very much, her videos make me feel peaceful and rustic. but also pretty neat. Being given the favor, I feel very happy, surprised, thank you everyone.” Many young people have become “hard fans” of the farmer’s Tiktoker, always waiting to see new clips. Before the news that many netizens speculated that he was the “underground tycoon” who had such a garden, making a clip just for fun, Quang Vinh smiled and replied: “You keep saying that you are rich underground. But I’m just really emotional.” In addition to posting videos of making country dishes, Vinh also reviews and introduces famous street food dishes in all provinces and cities across the country, such as famous banh mi in Ho Chi Minh City, vermicelli in Ben Tre , dried squid in My Tho, noodle soup in Tra Vinh… “I am a person who loves to travel and explore new lands, especially remote countryside that I have never been to. In the near future, I plan to make more clips in different provinces so that people know more about Vietnamese cuisine and tourism. You know, the scenery and dishes of our country are also unique and attractive!” With the desire to join hands to improve the value of Vietnamese agricultural products, Quang Vinh has conducted livestreams, each “closing orders” to support people in Nghe An to consume tens of tons of oranges, helping to consume plums by Son La plums. This year has been very good season, but prices have dropped and consumption has been difficult. One of the interesting experiences of Quang Vinh is being with farmers in Tra Vinh to harvest durians, eat pomelos in the garden, pick apricots (plums)… “Farmer” 9x joins hands to support people to consume oranges and plums… “Our relatives worked hard all year just looking at the harvest season, but the epidemic made it difficult for consumption. I hope that in the near future, I will be able to connect more agricultural product consumers to help people. If possible, I will livestream more in localities across the country. We hope that our relatives and country will overcome the pandemic firmly.”