New Year

The New Year Festival in Vietnam and in America Introduction Although different countries in the world have different festivals and holidays, there is a momentous event that annually they all eagerly long for. It is the New Year festival which marks the pivotal point of a new period of time with the pure and pristine beginning for individuals. However, each nation has its own traditions, customs and values partly reflected in the celebration of the New Year festival. The ways of holding the

When the clock hits 12 on December 31, it marks the beginning of the New Year. It is the time when resolutions are made and people are charged with new spirits. It fills the atmosphere with optimism and buoyancy. New Year is celebrated in every part of the world as most countries follow the Gregorian calendar. People around the world follow their own tradition and customs to welcome it, which add to the variety of celebrations. What remains constant during this time though is the ringing of church

Chinese New Year is one of the most important holidays in China. Chinese New Year is one of the most important because it helps bring the family together. Chinese New Year is more different than any other New Year because it has a more traditional celebration, and lands on a different day, unlike the regular New Year. Chinese New Year helps bring the Chinese culture together to help make bonds with people that they have not seen in a long time. The Chinese rely a lot on the Chinese calendar to

ways. Do you know Chinese in all over the world have something in common? It is the Chinese New Year! Chinese New Year is the most important festival in Chinese culture and it is celebrated once every year. They do not have a specify date for Chinese New Year because the date is set by traditional calendar that was invented in China long time ago. A day before Chinese New Year or known as Chinese New Year eve, family members who is working out of state will go back to their hometown to have a family

Lunar New Year has been regarded as the most important festival for the Chinese Community, it’s also known as the Spring Festival-the literal translation of the modern Chinese name. Lunar New Year purely according to lunar calendar, and it is coordinated by the cycles of the moon; Celebrations always run from the evening before the first day of New Year, to the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first month. Spring Festival is celebrated in those countries and territories with significant Chinese

Chinese New Year is really just around the corner. The Chinese will definitely be busy running errands to make sure that the Chinese New Year celebration is well prepared. Some may choose to start as early as a month before the celebration which also means the last month in the Lunar Calendar. This way, they get to plan things they need to have for the celebration and slowly distributing the tasks among the family members and then carry them out. Since Chinese New Year is the most important celebration

Happy New Year! May you have real peace of mind, lasting joy and steadfast love of family and friends the whole year through and many more years to come! Many people like to count down to welcome the New Year, but I have stopped attending countdown parties for years and always wonder why people love the countdown. Maybe it is the euphoria that drinks and partying bring; maybe it is the kindred spirits, goodwill and companionship; maybe it is the opportunity to start afresh and set goals not attained

New Year Holiday between the United States and Vietnam New Years is an exciting holiday in many countries. It marks a new period of time with the pure and pristine beginning for individuals. Every country has a unique cultural celebration and specific traditions depending on where you live. However, there is a big difference between how Asian people and Western people celebrate New Year. The three most noticeable differences are in the preparation, travel and length of the holiday will be

New Year 's Resolutions are a common tradition ritualizing the end of one year and beginning of the next. I once worked in an athletic club and the swell of people from Jan. 2 until about mid February was expected. Regulars prior to the New Year grumbled, but expected it. Staff was temporarily beefed up, happy to be more able to pay Christmas bills. The effect - on everyone - was temporary. Very few of the new faces we met Jan. 2 were seen on the treadmill a mere 6 weeks later. This year, I was

It’s been 6459 days since the day of my birth, it is the year of beginning a new life, it is the month of clarity, it is the time where we think about what we want to do for new year’s resolution. It is the month of January, the month where I find a piece of me. Each day I learn something and day by day I become a young mature women, the women that my mom wants me to be. It all began on a hectic day, the day I was born on January 12, 1999 at the Coney Island hospital. It was the day that I began