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May 19, 2024

　　China's largest flower market is a riot of colours and smells, and a charming place to wander for an hour and see the diversity of species on offer. Try to get here early, when the morning auctions are happening, for the most action.

　　From Metro Line 1's Dounan station, walk southwest a little over 1km. Most days you'll be able to follow the crowd.

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