In Viet Nam before Tet, people clean the house, decorate the house with peach blossoms and apricot blossoms, and cook special foods. On New Year’s Eve, they meet together and wait for the New Year to come, exchange good wishes, give lucky money to children, or go to the pagoda. During Tet, they eat banh chung or banh tet, and put on best clothes or traditional clothes. People in Viet Nam often celebrate Tet among family members. In Japan before the New Year, the Japanese also clean the house, decorate the house with pine trees, and cook special foods. On New Year’s Eve, they watch TV and listen to the bell ringing or visit the pagoda. During the New Year, they eat special foods and drink rice wine, and wear kimonos or special dress. People in Japan often celebrate the New Year among family members.

In Viet Nam before Tet, people clean the house, decorate the house with peach blossoms and apricot blossoms, and cook special foods. On New Year’s Eve, they meet together and wait for the New Year to come, exchange good wishes, give lucky money to children, or go to the pagoda. During Tet, they eat banh chung or banh tet, and put on best clothes or traditional clothes. People in Viet Nam often celebrate Tet among family members. In Japan before the New Year, the Japanese also clean the house, decorate the house with pine trees, and cook special foods. On New Year’s Eve, they watch TV and listen to the bell ringing or visit the pagoda. During the New Year, they eat special foods and drink rice wine, and wear kimonos or special dress. People in Japan often celebrate the New Year among family members.

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