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UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday

VNA-THANH BINH • 08/01/2024 14:52

In its last session of 2023, the United Nations General Assembly recognised the Lunar New Year as an annual holiday at the body, representing international acknowledgment of traditional Asian culture, including that of Vietnam.

UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday hinh anh 1 — During the Lunar New Year, many Vietnamese families visit calligraphers to seek works for good luck and prosperity, and for a peaceful and fortunate new year

UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday hinh anh 2 — Square glutinous rice cakes are made to celebrate the Lunar New Year

UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday hinh anh 3 — People shop at the Hang Luoc Flower Market in Ha Noi during the Lunar New Year

UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday hinh anh 4 — Human chess - a unique cultural tradition of the Vietnamese people during the Lunar New Year

UN recognises Lunar New Year as a holiday hinh anh 5 — Fireworks welcome in the Lunar New Year at the stroke of midnight at Ha Noi’s Hoan Kiem Lake

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