The most important festival celebrated in Vietnam is the Lunar New Year or Tet Holiday. It is a time for family reunions and celebrating with loved ones. People dress up, cook special foods like giò, chả, nem, thịt gà and banh tet. Many Vietnamese people return home to visit family and honor their ancestors. While in the past only a few traditional festivals were celebrated, now many families also observe foreign festivals that have been embraced through globalization. Festivals are seen as important for representing a country's culture and identity, boosting tourism, and allowing people time to relax from their daily routines.
The most important festival celebrated in Vietnam is the Lunar New Year or Tet Holiday. It is a time for family reunions and celebrating with loved ones. People dress up, cook special foods like giò, chả, nem, thịt gà and banh tet. Many Vietnamese people return home to visit family and honor their ancestors. While in the past only a few traditional festivals were celebrated, now many families also observe foreign festivals that have been embraced through globalization. Festivals are seen as important for representing a country's culture and identity, boosting tourism, and allowing people time to relax from their daily routines.
The most important festival celebrated in Vietnam is the Lunar New Year or Tet Holiday. It is a time for family reunions and celebrating with loved ones. People dress up, cook special foods like giò, chả, nem, thịt gà and banh tet. Many Vietnamese people return home to visit family and honor their ancestors. While in the past only a few traditional festivals were celebrated, now many families also observe foreign festivals that have been embraced through globalization. Festivals are seen as important for representing a country's culture and identity, boosting tourism, and allowing people time to relax from their daily routines.
The most important festival celebrated in Vietnam is the Lunar New Year or Tet Holiday. It is a time for family reunions and celebrating with loved ones. People dress up, cook special foods like giò, chả, nem, thịt gà and banh tet. Many Vietnamese people return home to visit family and honor their ancestors. While in the past only a few traditional festivals were celebrated, now many families also observe foreign festivals that have been embraced through globalization. Festivals are seen as important for representing a country's culture and identity, boosting tourism, and allowing people time to relax from their daily routines.
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What are the special days celebrated in your country?
Festivals are considered to be splendid events of any community or country in the
world and mine is no exception. Throughout the year, many festivals such as New Year day, Hung King’s Festival or Vu Lan, the Moon Festival, the National Day festival…are celebrated as important parts of in Vietnam tradition.Besides, we have several other public holidays when we don't have to go to school or work. Which is your favourite and why? Lunar New Year is easily to be my most favorite festival because it is among the most important holidays in Vietnam. it’s the most important and longest holiday we have, a good time for family reunion and relaxation. I love the atmosphere of excitement and joy when everyone comes together to celebrate a special occasion. Tet holiday is the only occasion that people start forgetting about the troubles of the past year and hope for a better upcoming year What do you think is the most important festival in your country? Probably, the most important celebration in Vietnam is the Tet Holiday. It is not only the occasion to mark the beginning of a New Year in the Lunar Calendar, but also a time of reunions for family members and friends. It is the beginning of a new year and people aspire for a fresh beginning. So, they celebrate the day in special manners. And thus the day bears a great significance to us. In what way do people celebrate the festival? Festivals are truly the time when people do come back home and celebrate with their family and friends. People dress up according to the occasion and cook delicacies, invite friends and have a family time. When Tet comes around the corner, most Vietnamese people return to their families to visit their family members, to worship at the family altar or visit the graves of their ancestors in their homeland as a sign of respect. Do people prepare any special food for the occasion? (include Which do people prefer, to spend it with family or with friends?) Many Vietnamese people prepare for Tet by cooking special holiday food which includes giò, chả, nem, thịt gà and banh tet - an indispensable dish. In my culture, it’s more very family-oriented holiday. We usually have a special family dinner at home followed by the countdown to midnight. After this, we go out to the city or town streets to drink with our friends and wish them a happy new year. How did people celebrate the festival in the past? (include How has the way been changed and why?) in the past Vietnamese people used to celebrate only several traditional festivals, including Vietnamese New Year, Ghost festival or Mid-Autumn festival. In contrast, now there are more foreign festivals that many family and young people also celebrate as their own festivals, such as Valentine, Christmas, New Year. I think the reason is that under the influence of globalization, we tend to embrace new festivals more quickly, and this is also a good opportunity for people to relax Do you think that it is important to have festivals? Yes, I do believe that festivals are immensely important for a country and its people because these celebrations represent the cultural and national identity of this country. Besides, festivals also attract international tourists and boost the tourism industry. Finally, working-class people need vacations and the festivals to be great ways to energize themselves from day-to-day chores. The important festivals also bring people together and eliminate the differences we have in our society.