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1. On New Year’s Eve, the Vietnamese put fruits on the altar, and they also arrange watermelon and traditional cakes such as Chung cakes.

2. While many people go to pagodas or churches on New Year’s Day to pray for the coming year, many others remain in their home in front of the altar to welcome the ancestors through prayer.

3. Although people from Western countries do not follow ancestor worship, ancestor worship is considered a type of religious practices in some Asian countries.

4. Because Xoan singing is still in the memory of folk artists in Phu Tho Province, they always try their best to hand down offspring the old style of singing in the activities of the clubs.

5. The Giong Festival is held from the 6th to the 12th of the 4th lunar month in several venues around Ha Noi.