Lunar New Year products are flooding online.

(Baonghean.vn) - With less than a month until the Lunar New Year of the Rooster 2017, many people are already eagerly searching for unique and unusual items to celebrate the holiday. This seems like the perfect opportunity for social media enthusiasts to promote and sell their products online.

The owner of a personal Facebook page is selling Tet (Lunar New Year) goods.

The goods flooding online are quite diverse. From common foods like sausages, ham, chicken, meat, vegetables, and religious offerings... to unique items and regional specialties, especially from Western Nghe An, are being sold by Facebook account holders. Dried beef, baby pigs, black chickens, and banana leaves are also appearing frequently on social media.

On the Facebook page of a girl named HH from Quynh Luu, there are quite a few friends. Using very catchy statuses, she introduces many goods, such as wild boar, black chickens from Laos, dried bamboo shoots, dried squid, mackerel, etc.

HH shared that she's known how to sell goods since she was in middle and high school. During her university years, she always made time to source rare items from ethnic minority groups like the Thai, Mong, and Khmu, to sell to people in the lowlands. This Tet holiday, her Facebook page is overloaded with orders, including many from customers as far away as Saigon and Hanoi.

Dried beef products are being advertised for sale on a personal Facebook page.

The Facebook page of a teacher working in Tuong Duong district, named PTT, also promotes many specialties that appeal to the consumer psychology of people from the lowlands, including: dried beef, purple sticky rice wine, bamboo-cooked rice...

Ms. PTT said that since she lives in Vinh, every year when she returns from the mountainous region for Tet (Lunar New Year), she tries to bring back a local specialty to sell and earn extra income. This year, she has asked someone to teach her photography, PR, and social media marketing to sell more products.

It's not just women who have a knack for online business; many men are jumping in too. On the personal Facebook page of a user named DN, he has started selling some items for Tet (Lunar New Year) such as rice wine and beef sausage, all prepared by his family.

This is an image showcasing fresh flowers from a Facebook page.

While many are enthusiastic about online shopping, believing they can find authentic mountain specialties from the comfort of their homes, others remain skeptical about the quality of products, especially food items. With Tet (Lunar New Year) fast approaching, careful consideration of online purchases is essential to avoid disappointment.

Ho Phuong