The Lunar New Year holiday – known to many as “Chinese New Year” and in Vietnam as “Tet”– is widely celebrated throughout much of East and Southeast Asia, with cultural practices for the occasion that are often distinct to each nation or ethnicity
The Lunar New Year holiday – known to many as “Chinese New Year” and in Vietnam as “Tet”– is widely celebrated throughout much of East and Southeast Asia, with cultural practices for the occasion that are often distinct to each nation or ethnicity – though many of them do reflect a certain degree of Chinese cultural influence, according to that country’s particular history or demographics.