Sanco launches Dragon Boat Festival Street Vendor Culture Festival

From making rice dumplings, crafting scented sachets, to enjoying watermelon and strolling through the "market"… the colorful activities at the Street Vendor Culture Festival have brought joy and happiness to everyone, allowing them to savor the festive atmosphere and create vivid memories of the Dragon Boat Festival!    

A small piece of bamboo leaf, folded and twisted in the hand, wraps the translucent sticky rice and golden salted egg yolk together, creating a delicate and exquisite rice dumpling. As a traditional activity of the Dragon Boat Festival, making rice dumplings is a test of handicraft skills. Some people can skillfully weave lifelike rice dumplings, while others can only watch the sticky rice slip out of the loosely wrapped bamboo leaf, causing uproarious laughter among the crowd.    

In contrast to making rice dumplings, making scented sachets is much simpler, becoming the favorite activity of children. With sayings like "bright future" and "attaining success effortlessly," they use their little hands to create scented sachets full of good wishes, becoming the most attractive scenery on their parents' desks.

As the highlights of the Street Vendor Culture Festival, what surprises did the "vendors" from Shunke bring this time?

Hand-dripped lemon tea by handsome guys, finger-licking good fried chicken from the Molecular Gastronomy brand, fragrant Liangpi noodles from afar, and the flavorful and aromatic crayfish - the food stands became the most eye-catching and appetizing focus of all, with all vendors using their full repertoire to attract customers. Their delicious food items quickly became the best-selling products that sold out throughout the event.

Of course, besides eating and drinking, it is also essential to prepare for daily life, so the stalls selling daily necessities also caught the attention of many. From tissues to shampoo, shower gel, and even rice and cooking oil, the small Shunke stalls gathered almost all daily necessities, allowing many people to leave fully satisfied.

The game stalls were the favorite of children, offering activities from ring-toss to balloon shooting, and the lively watermelon-eating contest. The children's laughter and cheers filled the entire venue, allowing all adults to experience a moment of pure joy and innocence along with them.