Customs and traditions vary widely between countries and regions due to differences in culture, religion, and education. The document examines some unusual traditions from around the world, such as in upper Egypt where new brides cannot leave their husband's house for a month; in Bolivia where coins are stuffed in cakes for good luck; and in the UK where cheese is rolled down hills and men carry their wives in races. Other traditions discussed include cracking dishes in Russia, releasing lanterns in Thailand, eating grapes in Spain, celebrating first birthdays in China, and controversial practices like baby tossing and dunking in India. The document concludes that societies each have their own unique traditions, and differences should be respected as they help create
Customs and traditions vary widely between countries and regions due to differences in culture, religion, and education. The document examines some unusual traditions from around the world, such as in upper Egypt where new brides cannot leave their husband's house for a month; in Bolivia where coins are stuffed in cakes for good luck; and in the UK where cheese is rolled down hills and men carry their wives in races. Other traditions discussed include cracking dishes in Russia, releasing lanterns in Thailand, eating grapes in Spain, celebrating first birthdays in China, and controversial practices like baby tossing and dunking in India. The document concludes that societies each have their own unique traditions, and differences should be respected as they help create
Customs and traditions vary widely between countries and regions due to differences in culture, religion, and education. The document examines some unusual traditions from around the world, such as in upper Egypt where new brides cannot leave their husband's house for a month; in Bolivia where coins are stuffed in cakes for good luck; and in the UK where cheese is rolled down hills and men carry their wives in races. Other traditions discussed include cracking dishes in Russia, releasing lanterns in Thailand, eating grapes in Spain, celebrating first birthdays in China, and controversial practices like baby tossing and dunking in India. The document concludes that societies each have their own unique traditions, and differences should be respected as they help create
CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS AROUND THE WORLD MONA ABDELAZEM OLA AYMAN FARAH WALEED MARIAM AYMAN NERMIN TAREK INTRODUTION
•Customs and traditions are a group of events,
actions, or earned behaviors which are bequeathed from a generation to another . It is known that each country has their own traditions which they pride . What is normal in one country can easily be weird in another ;consequently, The difference between countries in customs and traditions creates the secret of the beauty of human civilization. •In the upper Egypt , the new bride is not allowed to go out EGYPT from her new husband's house before the end of the lunar month STUFFED CAKES IN BOLIVIA Bolivians stuff cakes with coins believing that they will have a good luck in the new year. THE GREAT BRITAIN •When it comes to quirky and unusual tradition, the united kingdom has bucket- loads from cheese rolling in Cotswold to a wife carrying race in Surrey WIFE CARRYING RACE •Wife carrying is a contest in which male competitors race while each carrying a female teammate Contestants chase a 91B round double Gloucester cheese as it rolls down the CHEESE ROLLING incredible steep hill. CRACKING THE DISHES IN RUSSIA When any changes happen whether positive or negative , Russians crack dishes. LANTERNS FESTIVAL
•In Thailand, They write down
their wishes on lanterns , then release them into the sky believing that this way will send their problems away GRAPES •Spaniards welcome the new EATING IN year by eating grapes at the SPAIN midnight. FIRST CHILD BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN CHINA •The Chinese celebrate the first birthday of the child by surrounding him/her with symbolic items; believing that by that way they will be predicting his\her future. BABY TOSSING IN INDIA
•Indians throw babies
from the temple fence believing that the baby will become strong by that way Indians dunk the new born baby BABY DUNKING IN in boiling water to thank good for BOILING blessing them with a baby WATER IN INDIA •In the end ,we have to realize that all the societies are different from each other in almost everything. Actually , this difference is very natural due to the diversity in culture ,religion and education. We have to respect this difference whether it is in traditions or in rituals. It may seem weird to us ,because the other societies think that our traditions is weird too ; for this reason, people have to be totally aware that the country traditions help in creating culture. References Upper Egypt :The information are from a person from the upper Egypt.