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Live: Explore Asia's largest flower market and see the blooming 'romantic economy'
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Thanks to the upgrading of the industrial chain and the rapid development of e-commerce platforms, flowers from Dounan Flower Market in southwest China's Kunming City, Yunnan Province, are now sold to more than 50 countries and regions overseas. The trading volume last year reached a staggering 11.5 billion yuan ($1.6 billion), and the total import and export volume of flowers hit a record high. It is not only Asia's largest fresh flower trading market but also a national 3A-level tourist scenic area. Follow reporter Zhang Zhenni and guest Bui Thi Tuyen, a student at Yunnan University from Vietnam, to embark on a wonderful floral journey, get to know this shining pearl of Asia's flower trade, and experience the vivid practice of Chinese-style modernization.
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Live: Explore Asia's largest flower market and see the blooming 'romantic economy'
Thanks to the upgrading of the industrial chain and the rapid development of e-commerce platforms, flowers from Dounan Flower Market in southwest China's Kunming City, Yunnan Province, are now sold to more than 50 countries and regions overseas. The trading volume last year reached a staggering 11.5 billion yuan ($1.6 billion), and the total import and export volume of flowers hit a record high. It is not only Asia's largest fresh flower trading market but also a national 3A-level tourist scenic area. Follow reporter Zhang Zhenni and guest Bui Thi Tuyen, a student at Yunnan University from Vietnam, to embark on a wonderful floral journey, get to know this shining pearl of Asia's flower trade, and experience the vivid practice of Chinese-style modernization.
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