The flower street in 2018 featured a family of Phu Quoc dogs, a signature breed in Vietnam, standing proudly at the entrance. Their happy and optimistic expressions embodied the year's theme.
For Year of the Chicken in 2017, a pair of giant rooster and hen statues symbolized reunion and prosperity at the flower street. The rooster stood 3.5 m tall, the hen 2.8 m, and the chicks between 0.6 and 1 m. The rooster and hen could crow, adding a lively touch to the display.
In 2016, the flower street welcomed visitors with an arrangement of a monkey family placed on either side of the grand entrance.
In 2015, the flower street was temporarily relocated to Ham Nghi Street due to renovation and the construction of HCMC's first metro line. The street entrance featured a family of mountain goats inspired by the famous breed in Ninh Binh Province in northern Vietnam. The figures, standing tall on a hill adorned with flowers and rocks, symbolized optimism and hope for a prosperous year.
