Every year, from early May to June, phuong vi flowers across Vietnam bloom fiercely with fiery blossoms, signalling the beginning of summer. Phuong vi flowers, also known as flame of the forest (Delonix regia), often bloom at the end of the school year, a time when generations of Vietnamese students bid farewell to a chapter of their life. The brilliant red of phuong flowers and cicada symphonies not only arouse summer’s excitement, but also bring about school time nostalgia to adults.
Source: Vietnam News Agency