How do Americans celebrate the New Year?

New Year's Day is one of the major festivals celebrated in American states. But in America, the New Year is far less lively than Thanksgiving or Christmas.

Americans celebrate the New Year. The warmest is New Year's Eve. That night, churches all over the country held grand worship activities. Let's gather in churches, streets or squares, sing poems, pray, make wishes and regret, and welcome the time to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. At midnight, 12, church bells rang all over the country. The band played the famous retro song bon voyage. In music, we embrace each other excitedly, and even strangers can kiss each other. In this way, we greet the new year with sadness of parting and longing for a new life.

Indians in North America and their customs. Every New Year's Eve, they will hold a special "Spring Fire Party", and the family will be shortlisted around the bonfire, laughing and laughing. At dawn, they burned their worn-out clothes as a sign to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.

Another interesting habit of American students is to make new year's resolutions, which they call "New Year's resolutions". This resolution is usually not ambitious, but some simple and practical plans.