To celebrate a new year. The time of giving thanks to our ancestors for letting us live this long. It is also a time of reunion with those that you don't meet often. That's just one of the reasons. When I ask my mum, she said she didn't know. She just did what she was told when she was small up until now. It might be because of celebrating a new yer full of new things and luck. There are many myths that you can research up in the internet. Every story has its different side.
To celebrate a new year. The time of giving thanks to our ancestors for letting us live this long. It is also a time of reunion with those that you don't meet often. That's just one of the reasons. When I ask my mum, she said she didn't know. She just did what she was told when she was small up until now. It might be because of celebrating a new yer full of new things and luck. There are many myths that you can research up in the internet. Every story has its different side.
The Vietnamese people celebrate Tet, Chinese New Year, soon before spring starts in Vietnam.
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 was the lunar new year of the south vietnamese.
Tet is celebrated in Vietnam for Vietnamese lunar New Year
Everybody´s birthday is on Tet, the lunar new year. The only time they celebrate their actual birthday is the first birthday. So you celbrate your baby´s first birthday with a huge party, after that you celebrate tet like everybody else. Still, the baby´s age doesn´t change on his first birthday, it still change at tet. Vietnamese that have contact with westerners often celebrate their actual birthday too. It´s a reason to party, after all. But to answer your question. If they celebrate their birthday the celebrate like all other people. Everything from beers with friends to a nice dinner at a restaurant. Often people buy a cake to the person. He/she won´t eat much from it because Vietnamese don´t eat much sweet deserts, so it can be in the fridge for weeks.
tet offensiveThe 1968 offensive launched by the South Vietnamese was called the Tet offensive. It was called the Tet Offensive because it began in the early morning of 31 January 1968, which is Tết Nguyên Đán, the first day of the year on a traditional lunar calendar and the most significant Vietnamese holiday.
I don't believe that many Vietnamese people celebrate Easter.
Tet is part of the Vietnamese Lunar new year celebration (holidays).
You may be thinking of Tet - The Vietnamese New Year.
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they go out and have a feast