Plants and flowers are often exchanged during Chinese New Year to express good wishes, and a large Chinese Flower Market will inspire and enchant the celebration with a beautiful array of traditional and contemporary flora.

The flower market will start three days before the Spring Festival. The New Year's Eve is the climax of flower market, when huge crowds of people will surge to the street. Most of the family will go to visit the flower market after the reunion New Year Eve dinner and the market will be crowded with buyers until after mid-night.

Whether it is a 'money' tree, cherry blossoms, or sweet olive plumes, plants and flowers signify the blossoming of the New Year. This is an area of strong visual impact and cultural significance for the market visitors. In the market, there will be traditional Chinese performances, face painters, painting and calligraphers.