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Nowadays, every weekend, many Hong Kong tourists come to Shenzhen to go shopping. In addition to bringing some daily necessities back to Hong Kong, many people go to several large flower markets to see and buy flowers, and Hong Kong people "go north" to buy flowers has become a new trend this Mother's Day.
Located in the Dutch flower town in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, it is only ten minutes' drive from the nearest Shenzhen Bay Port. Since the beginning of this year, more and more Hong Kong tourists have come here to check in and buy flowers.
The price is affordable, the flowers are fresh, and it is very convenient for Hong Kong tourists to carry these fresh cut flowers purchased from Shenzhen directly through the customs into Hong Kong. Especially this week, Mother's Day is approaching, and many flower shops in Shenzhen have received Hong Kong consumers who have made a special trip, and the retail orders for direct purchases and advance bookings in flower shops have increased significantly.
The wholesale side is also busy, and merchants are busy making bouquets of flowers for Hong Kong for Mother's Day. Ma Hongyan has been working with Hong Kong customers for more than ten years. In her floral workshop, more than a dozen boxes of ready-made bouquets have been put into storage, and many flowers are waiting to be processed in cold storage.
Ma Hongyan, a flower wholesaler in Luohu District, Shenzhen, Guangdong: Basically, it will arrive on the same day, with quality and quantity. Generally, it takes an hour and a half to arrive in Hong Kong, and at the end, Hong Kong customers will chase orders.
Ma Hongyan told reporters that a month ago, she began to receive orders from Hong Kong customers, and began to stock up and lock flowers about ten days in advance on Mother's Day. Compared with usual, Mother's Day has a significant holiday effect.
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Editor: Angel