Tag: new year

The Lunar New Year is almost upon us, and we're here to share some traditional Vietnamese purification rituals to welcome the new year with abundance and good fortune!

Preparing your home for the festive season has never been easier. With our expert cleaning tips, you can quickly get your house in order and embrace the holidays with joy and relaxation. Get ready to welcome a stress-free and cheerful celebration!

Introducing the humble bitter melon soup, a familiar dish on festive occasions. But why is it a staple during the holidays? There's a special significance to this bitter yet delightful dish, and we're here to uncover its unique story.

"The Lunar New Year lucky money tradition is a beautiful custom celebrated by the Vietnamese. Discover the unique art of giving and receiving these red envelopes and the dos and don'ts to keep in mind during this festive season."

Are you looking for a unique location for your new year's photoshoot? Why not try the enchanting Mekong Delta? With its serene landscapes, delectable cuisine, and plethora of picturesque spots, it's a photographer's dream come true. Escape the ordinary and embark on a captivating journey to discover the beauty of this watery realm.

As the year draws to a close, it's a time for reflection on the journey we've traversed, the triumphs achieved, and the invaluable lessons learned. End-of-year statuses and meaningful quotes serve as eloquent expressions to convey our sentiments during this poignant transition from the old year to the new.

If these 4 "lucky" plants bloom at the beginning of the new year, it also means a year of prosperity, luck, and success.

Ancient wisdom advises descendants to purchase this item for good luck and peace in the new year.

Dương Tử, Lưu Thi Thi, and Chu Nhược Nam showcase their sweet beauty in vibrant red dresses, radiantly welcoming the New Year.

At the beginning of the year, it is customary to avoid sweeping the house to prevent sweeping away wealth and money inside the house. So until when should we avoid sweeping the house?