Those who celebrate the New Year in silence.
(Baonghean.vn) - While everyone is gathering around the table with family or going out to celebrate the Lunar New Year with friends, there are still those who, due to work or duties, have to spend New Year's Eve quietly.
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| In the final days of the year, the amount of waste generated can increase by 60-70% compared to normal days, so sanitation workers have to work at full capacity. |
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| To ensure that people could enjoy the first day of the new year in a clean and fresh environment, these workers had to spend New Year's Eve outdoors, working long shifts. |
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| Next to them were sanitation workers, and an elderly man was busy picking up things he could reuse or sell from a pile of scrap materials discarded by a family who had just cleaned their house to welcome the Lunar New Year. |
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| Even though it was late, the mechanic patiently waited for unlucky customers out enjoying the Lunar New Year festivities, hoping to earn some extra money. |
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| The rickshaw driver bought two peach blossom branches to resell, hoping for a more prosperous Tet holiday, but the branches are still there, and Tet has yet to come home. |
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| People strolling on the streets are heading home to reunite with their families, celebrating the sacred moment of the changing seasons, but this balloon vendor still lingers because he has many balloons left in his hands. |
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| Although the spring atmosphere has permeated every home, traffic police officers silently stay up all night on duty, far from their families, to ensure traffic safety and order, keeping families happy and joyful during Tet. |
Thanh Cuong
