Thanh Hà |
Many Asian countries and Asian communities around the world have just welcomed the New Year's Eve moment, welcoming the Binh Ngo New Year 2026.
Lunar New Year in Vietnam, China and the Chinese-origin community in many Asian countries as well as around the world begins on February 17.
To mark the beginning of the new year according to the lunar calendar, people in many countries have had holidays, decorated houses and performed traditional rituals to welcome the new year.
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Going beyond the Chinese community, Lunar New Year 2026 becomes a global cultural meeting point, with the year of Binh Ngo connecting tradition and modernity.
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The US forecasts a weakening La Nina, likely to turn into El Nino in early 2026.
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During the Lunar New Year, Asians often follow ancient customs believed to help ward off bad luck and attract wealth.
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The implementation of administrative procedures in the digital space has helped Ho Chi Minh City residents save time, while effectively eliminating unofficial costs, creating a transparent and modern administration. There, the concept of "civil servants" is no longer associated with paperwork, but becomes dedicated "servants" on the data flow.
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Apartment transactions stagnated in the context of rising interest rates, posing a requirement to adjust capital flow structure and expand supply to stabilize the market.
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Hanoi - The AI camera system of the City Police operates 24/24h, without interruption due to the Tet holiday.
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The 1st day of Tet is the sacredest day of the new year, when many families prepare offerings and prayers to pray for peace and luck.
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Son La - Regularly, every New Year's Eve, soldiers in the border area still firmly hold their guns to guard the "frontier" of the Fatherland.
Bùi Đức |
Going beyond the Chinese community, Lunar New Year 2026 becomes a global cultural meeting point, with the year of Binh Ngo connecting tradition and modernity.
Thanh Hà |
The US forecasts a weakening La Nina, likely to turn into El Nino in early 2026.
Thanh Hà |
During the Lunar New Year, Asians often follow ancient customs believed to help ward off bad luck and attract wealth.
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