Japan, Korea and other Asian countries are deeply influenced by our culture. Will they celebrate the New Year?

In fact, China still has many traditional cultural customs, so South Korea and other countries actually celebrate the New Year, and they all have their own characteristics.

For example, South Korea has the custom of celebrating the New Year. Our country is called Spring Festival, but South Korea is called Schell, which means a new year and a new beginning, and also expresses good wishes for the future. After all, South Korea is also a country that attaches great importance to traditional etiquette. On this day, they will also go to worship their ancestors. People who go to the army will also go home to reunite with their families and enjoy this precious time, and they will also drink rice cakes and soup.

Similarly, Japan will celebrate the New Year, but in their appellation, it will be called "the first month", and the Japanese attach great importance to this festival. They will decorate their house with many pine trees and cypresses. In the evening, they will let the whole family watch the New Year around the stove. When the temple rings the bell, they will begin to visit every family. Moreover, there will be a Lantern Festival in Japan during the New Year. In the evening, several people can meet and go out to feel the beautiful atmosphere of the festival.

In addition, Vietnam will also celebrate the Spring Festival, and their Spring Festival is very interesting. They even eat zongzi to celebrate the Spring Festival. They will decorate their homes with all kinds of flowers and even buy balloons and even lanterns. I have to say that Vietnamese really value festivals. For example, Singapore actually celebrates the Spring Festival. When the Spring Festival approaches, red lanterns will be hung in the shops, and some items such as New Year pictures will be bought. Looking around, you can feel a jubilant atmosphere.