1. Tết, also known as Lunar New Year, is the most important traditional festival in Vietnam.
2. During Tết, families gather together to celebrate and pay respects to their ancestors.
3. People clean and decorate their homes with flowers and traditional items to welcome the new year.
4. Tết is a time for giving and receiving lucky money, known as "li xi," to bring good fortune for the coming year.
5. Traditional foods such as banh chung, pickled onions, and dried fruits are enjoyed during Tết celebrations.
6. Tết lasts for several days, with each day having its own significance and customs.
7. Fireworks and dragon dances are common sights during Tết to ward off evil spirits and bring luck for the new year.
8. Tết is a time for renewal and fresh beginnings, with many people making resolutions for the year ahead.