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

On a beautiful morning, two sisters, Mai and Lan, start their day by preparing for an important task: harvesting cassava roots from the family's field. They've been planning this job for a long time, and now, the time has come.

Preparation before harvest

Before starting to harvest, Mai and Lan checked the necessary tools: shovels, knives, and baskets to store cassava roots. Mai, the eldest sister, has prepared some drinking water to keep them both strong during the work. Lan, her sister, prepares sacks to store the harvested cassava roots.

Cassava Harvest

When they were ready, Mai and Lan walked out into the field. It was a beautiful sunny day, with blue skies and light winds. They started by using a shovel to dig around the cassava stump. Cassava tubers have grown strongly underground, and digging them requires a bit of effort.

Mai and Lan worked hard, digging each cassava out of the ground, wiping off the dirt and putting it in a basket. They chatted and laughed from time to time, making the work lighter. After a few hours of work, their basket was full of cassava roots.

Bringing cassava tubers to the market

After completing the harvest, Mai and Lan load cassava tubers into sacks. They put them on a trailer and started moving to the market. The road to the market is about a few kilometers long, and the sisters have to pass through narrow streets and green areas.

When they arrived at the market, they quickly found a place to sell cassava roots. Mai prepares crates to display cassava roots, while Lan begins to decorate the sales area with green leaves and wildflowers to attract customers.

Sales

As soon as the sale began, some people came to see and buy cassava roots. Mai and Lan introduced their products with joy and pride. They talk about the quality of cassava tubers and how they are carefully cared for from the family field.

Thanks to the dedication and quality of the products, the sales went smoothly. That day, they sold many cassava tubers and made a significant amount of money. Mai and Lan feel satisfied with their work and happy for the success of that day.

End of working day

As the sun begins to set, Mai and Lan clean up the sales area and prepare to return home. They are tired but satisfied with what they have achieved. On the way back, they talked about their future plans and thanked each other for doing an excellent job together.

When they returned home, they were greeted by their families with smiles and compliments. This is a memorable day for the two sisters, not only because of the work done well but also because of the sisterhood and mutual support.

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