Asian New Year Celebrations: Customs and Traditions Across Cultures

The video explores various New Year traditions across Asia, including Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese customs. It highlights unique practices such as wearing traditional outfits, performing bows, and eating specific foods. The video also covers the significance of these traditions and includes review questions and a personal story about Chinese New Year celebrations.

What is the traditional Korean outfit worn during the New Year called?

• Kimono

• Sari

• Hanbok

• Ao Dai

What is a common activity for children during the Korean New Year?

• Flying kites

• Painting eggs

• Playing chess

• Building snowmen

What is the traditional Korean bow performed for elders called?

• Sebbe

• Gongshi

• Shun Ki

• Tet

During the Japanese New Year, what is the significance of ringing the bell 108 times?

• To honor 108 ancestors

• To welcome 108 guests

• To symbolize 108 human sins

• To celebrate 108 years of tradition

Which food is traditionally eaten during the Japanese New Year?

• Sushi

• Mochi

• Pho

• Kimchi

What unique decoration is used during the Vietnamese New Year, Tet?

• Cherry blossoms

• Paper dragons

• Tall bamboo pole

• Lanterns

What is a common gift given to children during the Vietnamese New Year?

• Red envelopes with money

• Toys

• Books

• Clothes

What is the main theme shared by all Asian New Year celebrations?

• Sports

• Shopping

• Family time

• Traveling

What does the greeting 'Xin Nian Kuai Le' mean in English?

• Happy Birthday

• Happy New Year

• Best Wishes

• Congratulations

What is a common activity during the Chinese New Year in the narrator's family?

• Going to the beach

• Watching fireworks

• Playing board games

• Having a family dinner