Tet is celebrated in Vietnam for Vietnamese lunar New Year
Nguyen Huu Bai Hoci Minh Ngo Diem
The 3 most commonly holidays celebrated are Tet ( like Christmas, Thanksgiving, and your Birthday combined) ,Tet Trung Thu (mid-autumn festival), and Labor Day.
"TET" is a Vietnamese word for Lunar New Year. Its original meaning comes from an old Vietnamese term "Tiet" which literally means an internode of a bamboo stem. Figuratively, "Tiet" is used to denote the transition between consecutive seasons or periods with distinctive change in weather features. In that context, "Tet" comes to present the transition between winter and spring, or that between the arrival of new year and the depature of old year. The full name "Tet Nguyen Dan" bears the meaning of "First moment of new day" (or "the arrival of dawn") which implicitly means "The beginning of a new phase".
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The most important holiday celebrated in Vietnam, and by Vietnamese people worldwide, is Tet, the Vietnamese New Year. Tet is described as Christmas, Thanksgiving and your birthday all celebrated at once. The second most celebrated Vietnamese holiday is the mid-Autumn Festival. There are many other Vietnamese holidays, religious and non-religious, wide-spread and local, influenced by the Chinese culture or unique to Vietnam. Most Families of Children from Vietnam chapters celebrate both Tet and Tet Trung Thu, either with their local Vietnamese community organizations or independently.
Tet is another name for New Year in Vietnam. The holiday typically lasts for the first days of the new moon cycle in the new year. The first day of the next Tet will be celebrated February 19, 2015.
Tet Nguyen Dan is more commonly known by its shortened name "tet" or Vietnamese lunar new year. Tet is the main holiday all common Vietnamese share and celebrate. It's just not a holiday but also a festival throughout its country and small Vietnamese community share to this day. Vietnamese New Year arrival is during the spring based on the Chinese calendar, aka lunular calendar. Also to let you know tet is celebrated on the same day as Chinese new year, exception of leap year which happen every 4 years. Tet. is a huge celebrations lasting three to five days. Families save money, store food, and plan far in advance for tet, major holiday in Vietnam. They take extreme care to start the New Year out right. They buy new clothes, paint and clean their homes, cook three days' worth of food, pay off all debts and make amends to rid themselves of all bad feelings, cleaning is frowned on during tet because one would not want to sweep out any good luck. Digging and drawing water is also not allowed so the ground and water can enjoy the holiday. Tet is a time for family and friends to visits each other. The first visitor to a home is very important, if the first visitor is rich, prestigious, or happy then the family will have good fortune that year. Usually this visitor is a relative, but sometimes the family will invites a special guest that they feel will bring them good luck. the second day of tet is set aside for special guest and close friends to visit, and the day is for teach and business associates to make a visit. Negative talks and arguments are "taboo". My people believe that our deceased ancestors will visit the family for the holidays. Alters are decorated in the homes with incense, flowers, and photographs of deceased relatives. A tray full of fruits, food, money, and flowers are offer to the ancestors. All Vietnamese people want their died love family member to come by and visit: "It's good luck" according to Vietnamese people
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Tet is the Lunar New Year in Vietnam. It's an important celebration of welcoming in the New Year, welcoming ancestral spirits back into the home, preparing for good fortune for the upcoming year, and celebrating "birthdays" as everyone in Vietnam becomes a year older at this time.
Tet is the time for tradition and family. All members in the family gather on Tet holiday.