Lunar New Year is the most important traditional holiday of the year in many Asian countries such as Vietnam, China, Korea, Singapore and many Asian communities around the world. This is the time of transition between the old year and the new year according to the lunar calendar, with a deep meaning of reunion, hope and a good start.
Each country has its own way of celebrating Tet, but the common point is the warm, family-oriented atmosphere and unique rituals.
In China, the Spring Festival lasts 15 days and includes New Year's Eve celebrations, fireworks displays, and traditional foods such as dumplings and wontons. Meanwhile, Koreans often wear traditional Hanbok costumes, perform ancestral rites, and play folk games.
