Which countries in the world celebrate the Spring Festival? Which countries in the world celebrate the Spring Festival?

1, Spring Festival is the biggest traditional festival in China, and it is also the traditional festival in some Asian countries, such as South Korea, which is a country that follows the tradition very much. Koreans have always maintained the custom of welcoming the New Year on the first day of the lunar calendar. South Korea calls the Spring Festival "Schell", which means the first day of the new year, and is also called "Lao Zheng". After the National Day, people have returned home from the city, and Spring Festival travel rush is as busy as China. During the Spring Festival, the whole family get together to worship their ancestors and pray for good luck at home.

2. Vietnamese celebrate the Spring Festival with national holidays, and the holiday customs are similar to those in China. On the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, celebrate the Lunar New Year, set off firecrackers, have a reunion dinner, and be sure to eat zongzi. New Year's Day, New Year's greetings, to catch up with the temple fair.

The Spring Festival in Singapore is a national legal holiday, which lasts for two days. During the Spring Festival, the streets of Singapore are decorated with lights and colorful, and the shopping malls are crowded with citizens who buy new year's goods. Spring Festival couplets, New Year pictures and flowers are sought-after new year's goods. During festivals, people exchange New Year greetings with each other without mentioning expensive gifts. They only brought two oranges into the door and gave them to their owners. Oranges are homophonic with "auspiciousness", symbolizing good luck.

4. Spring Festival is also a legal holiday in Malaysia, and the custom of Spring Festival is basically the same as that in China. Because most local Chinese are from Fujian, influenced by Minnan customs, they must buy pineapples for the New Year. The Minnan dialect "pineapple" is homophonic with "Wanglai", and pineapple has become an auspicious fruit for the New Year.

The traditional calendar was adopted before Meiji Restoration in Japan, and the New Year was also on the first day of the first lunar month. After Meiji Restoration, it changed to Gregorian New Year. Now in Okinawa, Japan, people still celebrate the Spring Festival. Chinese areas in Japan also celebrate the Spring Festival, such as Nanjing-CHO in Kobe, Kansai. Every year, a grand Spring Festival celebration is held, attracting many tourists to watch.

6. In Europe and America, China people brought the Spring Festival here. With the increase of the number of Chinese in China and the enhancement of economic and social strength, the Spring Festival is increasingly becoming a day to show China's cultural identity. Paris, France holds colorful parades every Spring Festival. In 2003, new york designated the Spring Festival as a public holiday, and specially arranged the time and place for Chinese to set off firecrackers. The Spring Festival Parade is an important sightseeing project in new york. The Spring Festival in Canada is also becoming a major local festival. From Toronto to Vancouver, China people will hold large-scale parades and parties during the Spring Festival.