Vietnamese Tet (Lunar New Year) featured in Uruguayan newspaper.

The Uruguayan newspaper Grupo R Multimedio published an article introducing the traditional beauty of Vietnam's Lunar New Year, the most important holiday of the year.

The article, with numerous illustrations showcasing the beauty of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, describes Tet Nguyen Dan as the most sacred holiday of the year, eagerly awaited by all Vietnamese people in Vietnam and around the world . During this time, those working far from home long to return and reunite with their families, enjoying the joy of togetherness.

Every year, Tet is celebrated in the first days of the first lunar month throughout Vietnam and in every country where Vietnamese people live. During Tet, family members worship their ancestors, gather together, visit relatives, exchange blessings, and give New Year's gifts to the elderly and children.

An article about Vietnamese Tet (Lunar New Year) in Grupo R Multimedia.

The article emphasizes that Vietnamese customs for celebrating the Lunar New Year are still preserved, reflecting unique cultural characteristics and national identity, such as the Kitchen God worship ceremony; making banh chung and banh tet (traditional Vietnamese rice cakes); visiting the flower market; first-footing; visiting temples at the beginning of the year; wrestling; throwing the ball; swinging; and boat racing...

The Grupo R Multimedio newspaper emphasizes that the beautiful customs of Tet (Vietnamese Lunar New Year) carry special meanings, reflecting cultural traditions that need to be preserved and promoted by future generations, especially in the process of international integration. According to the article, all of these things constitute the soul and unique identity of the Vietnamese people.

MINH CHAU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tet-viet-len-bao-uruguay-post726517.html