Tag: Traditions

Preparing for the Lunar New Year, it is customary to clean your ancestral altar before New Year's Eve, using separate tools for this sacred task. This is just one of many traditions believed to bring prosperity and good fortune for the coming year. Let's explore this further and ensure we are ready to welcome a prosperous New Year with open arms.

What to Do and Avoid on the Third Day of Tet to Attract Good Fortune All Year? This is a question that sparks curiosity among many, and we are here to unravel the answer.

"Old habits die hard", as the saying goes, and it's particularly apt when it comes to the traditional customs observed on Tết Đoan Ngọ, or the Dragon Boat Festival. Superstitions and traditions run deep in Vietnamese culture, and this festival is no exception. Families take great care to follow certain practices to ensure good fortune and ward off any potential bad luck.

The Qixi Festival, falling on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, is celebrated as Chinese Valentine's Day. Learn about the origins and significance of this romantic occasion in China.

Recently, there has been a widely circulated video on social media with the content "Absolutely no New Year's Eve ceremonies in 2024". Let's delve deeper into this.

In ancient times, there was a saying "prevention is better than cure". To ensure a prosperous and fortunate new year, you can consider some taboos on the 2nd day of the Lunar New Year.

On the first day of Tet, our ancestors advised their descendants to refrain from doing certain activities in order to avoid bad luck and seek good fortune for the new year.

During the Tet holiday, an essential task that cannot be overlooked is preparing the ancestral altar. Here are some important reminders to keep in mind when setting up the ancestral altar that you should not neglect.

Decorating the ancestral altar on Tet holiday is considered a traditional activity in our country. Let's discover the perfect way to decorate the Tet altar and some important notes to avoid, shall we!

It's not money or material wealth, but those with a broad, far-sighted vision will leave these three treasures for their children.