The wife of the President of the Philippines enjoys tea and walks around Hanoi

The wives of the leaders of Vietnam and the Philippines enjoy flowers, tea and interact with people in Hanoi's Old Quarter.

Mrs. Phan Thi Thanh Tam, wife of President Vo Van Thuong, and Mrs. Liza Araneta Marcos, wife of Philippine President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr., took a walk together in Hanoi's Old Quarter today.

This is part of the state visit of President Marcos Jr. and his wife to Vietnam on January 29-30.

Two ladies strolled through stalls selling Tet decorations on Hang Ma Street.

The President's wife and the President of the Philippines visit the flower market and choose peach branches on Hang Luoc street.

Hang Luoc flower market is a traditional flower market that only opens once a year on the occasion of Lunar New Year. The flower market stretches across four streets: Hang Luoc, Hang Ma, Hang Khoai, and Hang Ruoi. Going to Hang Luoc market to buy and see flowers is a long-standing cultural feature of the capital's people.

Mrs. Marcos in traditional Philippine terno costume listens to an introduction to spring flowers sold on Hang Luoc Street.

The wife of the President of Vietnam and the wife of the President of the Philippines visited the Tet market on Phung Hung Street. Many people were present to welcome the two wives.

Mrs. Marcos looks at a traditional painting depicting a dragon, symbolizing the Year of the Dragon, at a stall on Phung Hung Street.

The two ladies enjoyed tea with cakes and lotus seeds.

The two ladies held hands and danced a traditional dance with the people on Phung Hung street.

Liza Marcos, whose full name is Marie Louise Araneta Marcos, is a lawyer and academic who has taught at several universities in the Philippines. She served as a top strategist in Marcos Jr.'s election campaign and is considered one of the key figures in the current Philippine cabinet.

Photo: Tung Dinh, Giang Huy

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