Harvesting the Indian almond tree - Long An Online Newspaper

The sedge is a wild plant that adapts well to swampy, alum-rich, and marshy lands. In Long An, the sedge is most concentrated in the Dong Thap Muoi region. No one knows since when, the sedge has become familiar to the people of the South in general, and Long An in particular, when there are so many familiar objects associated with daily life. In the childhood memories of many people, the sedge mattresses for their children to lie on, the sedge basket that their mother carries to the market every day, the sedge hat to protect against the hot summer sun, or the sedge hat that is an indispensable item from the time when our ancestors fought against the French and Americans, ... are extremely familiar images.

Vietnamese folk songs once said: White skin because of mother's love/ Dark skin because of wading and picking areca nuts. In the photo Harvesting areca nuts by author Cong Toai, people are busy working, hurriedly "wading and picking areca nuts". Each person has a job, their hands are quickly cutting and tying areca nuts. Next to the image of people busy, the green fields of areca nuts that have not been harvested yet sway in the wind like the waves of the sea offshore. All create a harmony like a vivid natural picture that is very typical of Long An homeland. Look at the photos to love your homeland more, admire the hard-working farmers who have shed their sweat in the fields to contribute to creating useful products for life./.

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