30 Jan 2010
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Every of these street vendors braved the winter cold to be selling their stuff in time for the Chinese New Year
(they call it Spring Festival here in China). The weather is a water freezing -3 degrees, and really not
comfortable to be outdoors. These street vendors are usually taking refuge in small heated boxes
at the back of the stalls until some customers stroll in and buy something, that is when they emerge to
serve the customer. I took this shot and bought something from her later.
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Every of these street vendors braved the winter cold to be selling their stuff in time for the Chinese New Year
(they call it Spring Festival here in China). The weather is a water freezing -3 degrees, and really not
comfortable to be outdoors. These street vendors are usually taking refuge in small heated boxes
at the back of the stalls until some customers stroll in and buy something, that is when they emerge to
serve the customer. I took this shot and bought something from her later.
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