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    This document introduces Vietnamese New Year (Tet) traditions. Tet is Vietnam's most important festival, marking the arrival of spring based on the Lunar calendar from the first to third day of the first Lunar month. It is a time for family reunions and forgetting past sadness. Common Tet activities include visiting relatives, giving lucky money in red envelopes, visiting pagodas, and eating traditional foods like chung cake, spring rolls, pickled onions, and sticky rice. The document compares Japanese and Vietnamese New Year traditions, noting differences in tree symbolism (pine vs. peach/apricot) and giving of red envelopes.

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    This document introduces Vietnamese New Year (Tet) traditions. Tet is Vietnam's most important festival, marking the arrival of spring based on the Lunar calendar from the first to third day of the first Lunar month. It is a time for family reunions and forgetting past sadness. Common Tet activities include visiting relatives, giving lucky money in red envelopes, visiting pagodas, and eating traditional foods like chung cake, spring rolls, pickled onions, and sticky rice. The document compares Japanese and Vietnamese New Year traditions, noting differences in tree symbolism (pine vs. peach/apricot) and giving of red envelopes.

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    This document introduces Vietnamese New Year (Tet) traditions. Tet is Vietnam's most important festival, marking the arrival of spring based on the Lunar calendar from the first to third day of the first Lunar month. It is a time for family reunions and forgetting past sadness. Common Tet activities include visiting relatives, giving lucky money in red envelopes, visiting pagodas, and eating traditional foods like chung cake, spring rolls, pickled onions, and sticky rice. The document compares Japanese and Vietnamese New Year traditions, noting differences in tree symbolism (pine vs. peach/apricot) and giving of red envelopes.

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    Presented by : Hoài Thương

    Hoàng Phong
    Thu Hương
    Hoàng Huyền
    Tạ Yến
    Thúy An
    Introduce about Tet

    Contents

    Activities in Some traditional


    days of Tet food on Tet
    I.Introduce about Tet
    -
    -Tet is the most important &
    popular holiday & festival in
    Viet Nam

    -It is the Vietnamese New Year


    Marking the arrival of spring
    based on The Lunar calendar
    It takes place from the first day
    of the first month of the Lunar
    calendar until at least the third
    day

    The meaning of Tet is


    welcoming spring

    Tet is an occasion for family


    reunion ,it the great time to forget
    all the sadness & frustration.
    II. Activities in
    days of Tet
    What do we
    do on Tet
    Visiting relatives
    Giving lucky money
    Visting pagodas during Tet
    Some traditional
    food on Tet
    Chung cake Spring rolls

    Pickled oninons Red sticky rice


    Pork bolonga Chicken

    Boiled meat
    Jam
    What is the difference between Japanese
    New Year & Vietnamese New Year ?
    Japan

    Viet Nam
    Japan Viet Nam
    Tree symbolism

    Pine Peach blossom


    /apricot flowers
    Red envelop
    Cuisine

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