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15 foods to eat for good luck on New Year's Day
According to Vietnamese tradition, eating the following dishes at the beginning of the year will bring good luck for the whole year.
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Northern Vietnam will experience cold, rainy weather during the Lunar New Year of the Dragon 2024.
On the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month, a cold front will sweep into the North, followed by another intensification on the first day of Tet, bringing cold rain…
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What are the differences between rice tray and Lunar New Year holidays?
On the occasion of the Chinese New Year, while the Korean ancestor tray has to prepare 20 dishes, the party in Mongolia has only two main dishes.
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Countries welcome the Lunar New Year as Vietnam
Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year) is considered to be the oldest New Year in Vietnamese history. These are the days for everyone in the family to gather together, rest a…
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The origin and meaning of the Lunar New Year in Vietnam
Doan Ngo Tet is one of the traditional Tet holidays in Vietnam. Doan Ngo Tet festival is held on the 5th of the fifth lunar month. So on which date did the Doan Ngo Tet…
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Origin and meaning of Lunar New Year 3/3 Lunar New Year
On New Year's Day 3/3 every year, every family is busy preparing drifting and vegetarian cakes. However, not everyone knows the origin and meaning of this Tet holiday.
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When coming to the Lunar New Year, I wondered why the sugar cake did not flow out?
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Origin and meaning of Qing Ming
Thanh Minh is an especially important for children and grandchildren to show respect to their ancestors and grandparents. So on which day did Minh Thanh Minh in the year…
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The indispensable offerings when worshiping the full moon in January
Full moon day of January, the first full moon day of the new year, according to the old tradition called: Nguyen Tieu Tet. On this day, Vietnamese people often go to pag…
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Full moon in January why called the Lunar New Year?
January 15 or January 1, January is one of the most important days according to the lunar calendar of Asians.
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Asian and European Tet with Google's Doodle
Every year, Google offers a Doodle, a drawing on the homepage, to celebrate the new year. However, Doodle Lunar New Year and New Year have many differences.
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Why often lucky money sheets 2 USD in Tet?
Although low denominations, US $ 2 is one of the rarest currencies in the United States. They almost no longer appear in daily circulation.
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7 dishes should be eaten for sewing on the first day of the year
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, prepare these foods in the house for everyone to enjoy and taste well to get lucky.
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Why is the Vietnamese and Chinese New Year a day different?
Starting in 1080, the Vietnamese calendar is different from the Chinese calendar due to the difference in the way of calculating the calendar and how to round the days o…
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Interesting New Year differences between Hanoi and Saigon
For every Vietnamese, everyone is looking forward to Tet to return home, get a family member, eat traditional food and most of all, do new things.