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What do children often receive during Tet as a symbol of good luck and prosperity?
red envelopes with money (Li xi)
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How many Kitchen Gods do we have?
three (3)
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List traditional foods at Tet holiday
bamboo sprout soup, dried candied fruit
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What is the name of the Lunar New Year in Korea?
Seollal
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What Chinese special food is often eaten during Lunar New Year to symbolize longevity?
noodles
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What animal is celebrated during Tet in Vietnam?
horse
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What colorful flowers are often used to decorate homes during Tet?
peach blossoms, apricot blossoms
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What do people often do to their homes before Tet to make them clean and beautiful?
decorate and clean house
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Which country celebrates Seollal as its Lunar New Year?
South Korea
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What animal represents the upcoming Lunar New Year in the Chinese zodiac for 2025?
snake
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Which color is considered lucky and often used in Tet decorations?
red
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What special food is often eaten during Lunar New Year to symbolize wealth and prosperity in Chinese culture?
dumplings
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What do people traditionally wear to drive away bad luck during Lunar New Year?
red clothing
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What dance might you see performed at Lunar New Year parties, symbolizing happiness and good luck?
lion dance
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Which Vietnamese dish is often served during Tet that symbolizes prosperity?
banh chung
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What is the significance of eating fish during Lunar New Year celebrations in Chinese culture?
It brings happiness and prosperity. (fish (yu) = surplus)
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What do people hang on their doors during Lunar New Year to bring good luck and keep away evil spirits?
spring couplets (Chunlian)
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What is the name of the Vietnamese lunar new year celebration?
Tet Nguyen Dan
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