Listos en Vietnam para el Año Nuevo Lunar

Vietnam is preparing for the Lunar New Year, known as Tet, with bustling streets and markets filled with people buying red lanterns and decorations. This year marks the Year of the Rooster in the lunar zodiac. Traditional decorations include quinoto trees and peach branches, symbolizing wishes for fortune and happiness. The New Year falls on Saturday, with celebrations starting Friday and lasting a week.

What are people in Vietnam buying to prepare for the Lunar New Year?

• Red lanterns and decorations

• Fireworks

• Traditional costumes

• Musical instruments

Which animal represents the current year in the lunar zodiac?

• Rabbit

• Rooster

• Tiger

• Dragon

What do kumquat trees and peach branches symbolize in Vietnamese New Year decorations?

• Love and friendship

• Wealth and prosperity

• Fortune and happiness

• Health and longevity

When do the Lunar New Year celebrations begin in Vietnam?

• Saturday

• Friday

• Thursday

• Sunday

How long do the Lunar New Year festivities last in Vietnam?

• Three days

• Five days

• One week

• Two weeks