Countries Celebrating Lunar New Year Like Vietnam
The Lunar New Year (Tết Nguyên Đán) is considered the oldest festival in Vietnamese history. This is a time for families to gather, relax, and celebrate after a year of ...
Tag: Lunar New Year
The Interesting Differences Between the Old Tet and the New Tet
In the Past, Families Lit Firecrackers; Today, We Only Have Fireworks. In the past, families gathered to make traditional rice cakes, whereas today many choose to buy ready-made rice cakes. ...
Why the Lunar New Year Cannot Coincide with the Solar New Year?
Due to different methods of determination, it is impossible for the Lunar New Year to coincide with the Solar New Year.Every year, around the end of January and the beginning ...
Photos of Lunar New Year Celebrations of Asian Americans in San Francisco Over 100 Years Ago
San Francisco is the largest city in California and an important center of economy, education, and culture in the United States. It has a rich history with the Asian community, ...
Asian communities around the world celebrate Lunar New Year
Celebrations for the Lunar New Year have taken place in many Asian countries and some in America and Europe, where there are large Asian communities.Gardens by the Bay in Singapore ...
Seeing peach blossoms means seeing Tet, but do you know what this flower represents?
As the Lunar New Year approaches, every household displays a branch of peach blossoms showcasing vibrant pink hues. Throughout Northern Vietnam, we see the pink of peach flowers both indoors ...
What is the difference between the old Tet and the new Tet?
Before we know it, the year will be over, and a new year will come. Everyone is busy during these last days of the year preparing for a prosperous New ...
