Recently, the newly renovated "A Lifestyle Called Yunnan" market at the Kunming Daguan Zhuanxin Wet Market commenced operations ahead of the Spring Festival.

To create "A Lifestyle Called Yunnan," the Zhuanxin Wet Market has continuously optimized and improved the market environment in anticipation of the peak shopping season during the Spring Festival and to invigorate market activity. The former northwest section of the fruit and vegetable market has undergone a comprehensive upgrade, which includes the complete reconstruction of the sewage pipeline system and a complete reorganization of stall arrangements and environmental decorations. The aim is to create a cleaner, more orderly market environment that highlights Yunnan's cultural elements. Notably, the market features a stunning canopied landscape decorated with Yunnan tie-dye and colorful ethnic fabric, enhancing its visual appeal. Additionally, the market has introduced brand vendors such as "Huajianxiangfeng," "Yijia Jinwu," and "Yunnan New Farmers," as well as popular shops, allowing residents and tourists in Kunming to better experience the vibrant charm of "A Lifestyle Called Yunnan." 

The newly established "Huajianxiangfeng" flower sales stall adds a splash of color to the market.

The newly opened "A Lifestyle Called Yunnan" market at Kunming's Zhuanxin Wet Market is now in operation.

The upgraded market is cleaner and more organized, featuring a canopy landscape decorated with Yunnan tie-dye and colorful ethnic fabrics that creates a beautiful scenery.

The upgraded market is cleaner and more organized.

The newly opened "Yijia Jinwu" shop radiates a festive atmosphere for the upcoming Spring Festival, drawing customers to purchase local specialties.

The new influencer shop "New Farmers" is currently popular for selling Yunnan Wenshan's campanumoea lancifolia.

"A Lifestyle Called Yunnan" market at Kunming Zhuanxin Wet Market opened before the Spring Festival, with bright red holly symbolizing good fortune.

"A Lifestyle Called Yunnan" market at Kunming Zhuanxin Wet Market commenced operations ahead of the Spring Festival.

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(Editors: Jennifer, Amy)