January 15th, also known as the Full Moon of the First Month, is one of the most significant days in Vietnamese customs and is accompanied by many legends surrounding this ...
The New Year is approaching, and each country has its unique way of celebrating. Let's explore the distinctive customs for the New Year in various countries around the globe. 28 ...
The New Year greeting is a way to express joy and friendliness towards each other. However, the greeting customs of different cultures around the world vary significantly and carry various ...
On December 5, CGTN (China) reported that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has officially recognized the Lunar New Year in China as an Intangible Cultural Heritage ...
According to scholar Hoàng Xuân Hãn, starting from the year 1080, the Vietnamese calendar has diverged significantly from the Chinese calendar due to differences in how the two countries calculate ...
The Lunar New Year, known as Tết Nguyên Đán, is the largest festival among Vietnam's traditional celebrations. It marks the transition from the old year to the new year, as ...
After the gold offering ceremony on the third day of the Lunar New Year, the seventh day of the first month is commonly regarded as the last day of the ...
According to Vietnamese beliefs, eating the following dishes at the beginning of the year will bring good luck for the entire year.Lucky Foods to Eat at the Start of the ...
Everyone is often delighted to receive the red envelopes during the Lunar New Year, but not everyone understands the origins and significance of this tradition.Understanding the Tradition of Red Envelopes ...
Buying peach and kumquat trees, preparing five-fruit trays, housewarming rituals, buying salt, giving lucky money, requesting calligraphy, and visiting temples are traditional customs that bring luck and blessings during the ...
