Hanoï, Vietnam. January 31, 2026. A motorist transports a blooming peach blossom tree on the back of a motorcycle through Hanoi traffic, with motion blur capturing the speed. This plant provides protection against bad spirits during the Tet festival (Lunar New Year), the Southeast Asian country's most important celebration. Starting today, the Vietnamese capital city will host flower markets until February 15. As Vietnamese people prepare to celebrate, warm clothes are coming out as northern Vietnam is hit by an intense cold wave with very low temperatures. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Ģ��ý Live News Stock Photo

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Hanoï, Vietnam. January 31, 2026. A motorist transports a blooming peach blossom tree on the back of a motorcycle through Hanoi traffic, with motion blur capturing the speed. This plant provides protection against bad spirits during the Tet festival (Lunar New Year), the Southeast Asian country's most important celebration. Starting today, the Vietnamese capital city will host flower markets until February 15. As Vietnamese people prepare to celebrate, warm clothes are coming out as northern Vietnam is hit by an intense cold wave with very low temperatures. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Ģ��ý Live News

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