Besides China, which countries in the world have traditional Spring Festival?

Spring Festival, together with Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, is called the four traditional festivals in China with a long history. During the Spring Festival, people will hold various celebrations, offer sacrifices to their ancestors in various forms, welcome the new year and receive blessings. Spring Festival is the most important festival in China, and it is a day of reunion. On the eve of the Spring Festival, no matter where you are, you should go home and reunite with your family.

Influenced by China tradition, several countries around China, such as Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Singaporean, also have the custom of Spring Festival.

China has a history of 5,000 years, and the Japanese and Koreans closest to China are greatly influenced by China culture. Spring Festival In Japan and Korea, people attach great importance to the Spring Festival, which is one of their major festivals. The Japanese celebrate the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, the whole family will stand guard around the stove. This is very similar to greeting each other on the second day of New Year in China. In Korea, the Spring Festival is a festival based on ancestor worship and filial piety. The whole family worshiped their ancestors and prayed for peace. In some places in China, they have the habit of eating rice cakes during the Spring Festival, while in South Korea, they eat rice cakes and sliced soup during the Spring Festival.

Is there another country with the most similar Spring Festival customs in China? Vietnam. The Spring Festival is the biggest and most grand festival in Vietnam, and it is also regarded as a day to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. On the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, on New Year's Eve, we put up couplets, set off firecrackers, have a family reunion dinner and hold temple fairs. Similarly, the Spring Festival holiday is the longest national holiday in Vietnam.

There are a large number of Chinese in some Southeast Asian countries, such as Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia. In these countries, the Spring Festival is mainly celebrated by China people. Putting up New Year pictures, having a reunion dinner and observing the New Year are all traditional forms of Spring Festival in China. In addition, there are song and dance performances and dragon and lion dances for people to enjoy. In addition, in some countries' Chinatown, China holds some celebrations every Spring Festival.

Today, times have changed, but the custom of celebrating the Spring Festival continues to this day, which has such a great influence in the world. In the final analysis, it is the charm and inheritance of China culture.