Every year, people gather in San Francisco to celebrate the flower fair where they can browse and make purchases from the displays of flowers, fruits, and candy, simultaneously learning about Chinese culture. The festival is the first of many leading into Chinese New Year, and potential festival-goers can learn more about the event at chineseparade.com.
Annual flower festival kicks off Chinese New Year’s celebration
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