– Lunar New Year (also known as Tet Nguyen Dan or simply Tet) is the largest and most significant festival in Vietnam, celebrated in spring, marking the end of a cycle of four seasons: Spring – Summer – Autumn – Winter, and welcoming a new cycle, a new beginning, filled with hopes and aspirations..
– It is a time for families to gather, wishing for a peaceful, prosperous and lucky new year. Lunar New Year not only holds spiritual significance but also provides an opportunity for people to meet, exchange greetings and share joy with family and friends.
– Lunar New Year is a very special and highly anticipated event for every Vietnamese person. It creates a joyful atmosphere and offers people the chance to experience and preserve traditional values, such as gratitude, family respect and reminiscing about homeland memories.
– However, Lunar New Year also brings some concerns about spending time and money on preparations, traveling, and gift-giving. Moreover, with the development of society, many people may find it difficult to find time to return home and reunite with their families due to busy work schedules.
Despite the challenges, Lunar New Year remains a time for families to gather, discuss plans, and enjoy meaningful moments together. It is a time to reaffirm and rebuild family relationships and to remember the traditional values of the nation.
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