When Ha lived in Vietnam she had three main traits, which is she is caring, hopeful, and she doesn’t follow what everyone else is doing. Ha lives in Saigon and they celebrate Tet, which is a New Year and everyone’s birthday.…
Grandmother treasured the jade peony, because she had lived the majority of her life in China and to her it would always be home. In addition, to the Chinese, the peony was regarded as a national flower. The same applied to jade that the historically prized was above gold and silver in Chinese’s mind. So grandmother might regard them as a symbolic reminder of their Chinese heritage and cultural roots.…
B. Identify the time of year it is celebrated, plus the symbols and/or foods used during the celebrations?…
Viet Nam celebrates a lot of holidays in a year. In my opinion, Vietnamese Lunar New Year, also called Tet Nguyen Dan, is the most important and joyful holiday. It is celebrated on the first day of the first month in Lunar Calendar. Tet’s celebration is the longest holiday that has usually lasted for six days. Tet Nguyen Dan is an occasion for Vietnamese people to express their respect and remembrance for their ancestor as well as welcoming the New Year with their beloved family members. On December 30th , all of family members gather to have a big last meal for the old year, sharing all feeling, experiences gained through the whole year together. They tell each other their happy or even sad stories . Three days before Tet, Vietnamese people usually clean their houses carefully, polish every utensil, and decorate the house with many colors: Mai trees with yellow or white flowers, Peach-blossom branches with pink flowers, Watermelon with green color, and votive papers with red color. To celebrate Tet, parents usually buy children new clothes and shoes to wear on the first day of New Year. Besides, Vietnamese people cook or buy many Vietnamese good food. For example, Banh Chung, a rice cake, stuffed it with cooked bean paste and ground meat in the middle, boiled chicken, picked onions, and Vietnamese sausage. According to Vietnamese traditional custom, on the first three day of the New Year, Vietnamese people visit paternal side on the first day, maternal on the second day, teachers on the third day. After that, they come and see their relatives, friends, and neighbors. Although all of my families have been living in the United States, we usually try to get together to celebrate Vietnamese Lunar New Year every year. To do so, we try to educate our offspring how to remember and preserve Vietnamese traditional custom.…
Dining etiquette and customs are when or if invited to a Vietnamese home it is kind to bring fruits, flowers sweets or incense as a sign of thankfulness. Kim Fay the…
`The Hmong New Year is a cultural celebration that occurs annually, in the months of November and December, in areas where large Hmong population exists. In this speech, I am going to share the three main components that make up the celebration of Hmong New Year, such as the culture of the food, tradition clothes, and the activities that are involved.…
2. The meaning and significance in the Vietnamese culture resembles that of China’s, but differs in that only after the children wishes upon the elder many blessings will they then in return receive a red envelope from the elder.…
Vietnam is a country in the Eastern Hemisphere that was influenced by China for over decades. Therefore, the Chinese New Year and the Vietnamese New Year, which we call Tet, have many similarities. It was told that thousand of years ago in a small village of China, there was a monster who came one winter's eve and destroyed the village. The following year, the monster returned and again destroyed the village. Before it could happened a third time, the villagers worked out a plan to scare the monster away. Throughout the whole village, red banners were hung; the color red had long been believed to protect against evil. Firecrackers, drums and gongs were used to celebrate loud noises to scare the monster away. The plan worked and the celebration lasted several days during which people visited with each other, exchanged gifts, danced, and ate tasty food. That was how the New Year got started.…
Different cultures celebrate holidays in different ways, and different cultures celebrate the coming of age at different times in a person’s life.…
More About The 1968 Tet Offensive For several thousand years, Vietnamese Lunar New Year has been a traditional celebration that brings the Vietnamese a sense of happiness, hope and peace. However, in recent years, It also bring back a bitter memory full of tears. It reminds them the 1968 bloodshed, a bloodiest military campaign of the Vietnam War the North Communists launched against the South.…
Tet holiday, which takes place in late January and early February, is the most important festival to Vietnamese people. It has become so familiar to the Vietnamese that when spring arrives, Vietnamese people, wherever they may be, are all thrilled and excited, whishing to come back to their homeland for the great festivities and moreover, for family reunion. Those who have settled down abroad all turn their thoughts to their countries and try to celebrate the festival in the traditional ay, never forgetting the good traditions handed down from generation to generation. On this occasion, Vietnamese people have about seven days off. Despite officially a three-day festival, the preparation maybe made weeks before Tet and te holiday continues fo about a week later. Gifts or food are given to friends, neighbours and relatives days before Tet. Peach flowers, which is usually seen in the North and apricon flowers, which is adaptable to tthe hot weather of the South, are considered to be the symbols of Tet holiday. As people believe that cleaning the house will help them get rid of the bad things associated with the old year, houses are often cleaned and decorated before New Year' Eve. Tet is a time for people to pay respect to their ancestors. They often make offerings for the ancestors as well as a meal with traditional food such as sticky rice cake, spring roll, bamboo root soup, pork skin soup and so on to invite them to enjoy Tet with them. Then at the end of the holiday, they make another meal to see them off, wishing they will bring luck to the family. Giving away lucky money is also one of the particular traditions of the Vietnamese. The aldults give money put in small red envelops to children, choping they will be healthy, do well at school and obey the elder. To sum up, Tet holiday is nt only a unique festival but also a meaningful and sacred tradition of Vietnamese…
The Vietnamese lunar New Year festival, Tet Nguyen Dan, is the most significant holiday taking place within the first three days of the New Year. The nearer New Year comes the more excited and enthusiastic people are. In general, preparation for Tet starts one week before New Year's Day.…
*Tet is known as Lunar New Year. This is the most meaningful holidays to the Vietnamese.…
The purpose of this research is to present information about the Chinese significant which is important for the Chinese culture. The Chinese people has important holidays, which is celebrated worldwide. These holidays are: The Chinese New Year and The Chinese Moon Festivals. The Chinese New Year is to bring the family together for feasting. It is celebrated on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar. The Chinese Moon Festivals is also an important Chinese holiday celebrated by the Chinese. This holiday takes place on the 15th day of the eight Chinese lunar month every year. This paper will give you information based on my research and my own experiences of what the holiday’s means and why it is celebrated.…
Seasonality is also marked in Japan by serving sweets associated with particular season or holidays. The Doll Festival is minor holidays on March 3rd. Families with girls display elaborate sets of…