Two sisters - Harvest Cassava Roots and bring them to the market to sell


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The sun had just risen, and the two sisters Lan and Hoa had prepared the tools to go to the field to harvest cassava roots. On the cool village road, the two sisters walked, chatting while walking. The family's cassava field is located at the end of the village, carefully cared for, so the cassava trees are very lush.

When she arrived, Lan held a hoe, and Hoa prepared a sack to store the cassava. The two sisters started their work by gently digging around the cassava stump with a hoe, being careful not to damage the tubers. Each white cassava root was exposed, Lan quickly picked it up and put it in the sack that Hoa had opened.

When they have finished harvesting a part, they take a break to drink water and eat the cake their mother made. In the sweltering morning sun, the two sisters chatted happily, laughing and joking, making the working atmosphere lighter.

After harvesting the necessary number of cassava roots, the two sisters began to transfer the harvested cassava roots to ox carts to bring to the market for sale. The village road was bumpy, but thanks to Lan's ingenuity in controlling the ox cart, and Hoa's enthusiasm in supporting, they quickly reached the market.

At the market, the two sisters displayed cassava tubers on a small stall. Lan and Hoa carefully arrange cassava tubers so that they are beautiful and easy to attract buyers. Thanks to the large, white and very fresh cassava roots, the two sisters' booths quickly attracted the attention of many people. Ladies and gentlemen come to shop, ask for prices and then decide to buy a lot.

At the end of the market, the two sisters sold all the cassava roots to take away. They were happy, counted the money and returned home with a smile on their faces, not forgetting to thank the people who bought the goods. Although the working day was hard, it was full of joy and the achievements made the two sisters feel extremely happy.

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